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| | Features | Comforting blend of chamomile flowers, spearmint leaves, lemon grass, tilia flowers, blackberry leaves, orange blossoms, hawthorn berries, and rosebudsThis 100% natural, gentle cup of hot tea lets you curl up under a quilt of flavor and quiet the tensions of your worldEach box contains 24 K-Cups
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| | Description | A comforting blend of chamomile and spearmint creates a lullaby of tender flavor to soothe your senses. The part of your day shared with Sleepytime is like coming home to find a friend waiting for you by the fire. There's no calm like the sigh from the spirit when you take this moment for rest and reflection ... there's no time like Sleepytime. | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 8.0 inches | | Product Width: | 4.5 inches | | Product Height: | 6.0 inches | | Package Length: | 8.7 inches | | Package Width: | 7.8 inches | | Package Height: | 6.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 10 reviews |
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Best choice if you're making tea with a Keurig Dec 30, 2011
By Debora B. Thompson
Yes, they're expensive, but if you need to stock up some tea to go with your Keurig, this is the best choice. Flavor is pretty much the same as the tea bags, unlike some of the other teas, which come out bitter and overly strong.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Very good product! Aug 05, 2011
By ashbk
I love this tea! It is so much easier than having to use tea bags. Will definitely buy more when I run out!!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Love it! Feb 21, 2011
By Rebecca Conlon
"mommy 2012"
I've been drinking sleepytime tea since I was 8 years old, and it is by FAR one of my favorite herbal tea's.
Great flavor, great scents when it's brewing, and all natural caffine free product.
Slept like a rock May 12, 2012
By R. PELTIER
"RumbleBee"
This knocked me out all night when I was having a hard time getting enough sleep with my 6 day midnight shift and taking care of two old sick dogs. A lifesaver for such times.
My favorite blend from Celestial Seasonings in K-Cups for convenience Apr 29, 2012
By Joanna Daneman
I love this blend of tea--I've been drinking it since it came on the market (back in the old days when the packages were psychedelic and quirky, and Red Zinger had almost 20 different herbal ingredients--now sadly reduced to a much less complex blend.) However, Sleepytime may have changed its package but the blend is the same--lime blossom (linden flowers or tilia, same thing), chamomile and spearmint. This is a brilliant mix, the linden and chamomile floral, sweet and soporific, the spearmint adding just enough of a hit to make it interesting. It's good as an after-dinner digestif, or as a before-bed soothing drink.
Each ingredient has a purpose; linden is a relaxer and is said to restore the liver (hence, it's used as a tisane in France, where livers are always suspected of being upset), chamomile is a tension-tamer and soothes the stomach, and spearmint is a digestive (unless you have GERD--mints can be irritating, sad to say.) After a heavy meal, this tea can soothe a stomach. As a before-bed potion, it's unparalleled. I drink this almost every evening. You can serve it to children with a bit of milk and sugar to make "cambric tea" which is an old recipe for a posset to serve to children, too young for caffeine. (Cambric is a white, sheer fabric, so "cambric tea" is white and thin, no color.)
You actually don't need to have K-cups--just brew a cup of hot water from the Keurig and dip in a Sleepytime tea bag. But if you are serving guests at table or in your office, a dripping tea bag is a nuisance and I for one am not a person who drinks her tea with the bag sitting in the mug. I just can't do it, though I know many people do. Call me a fussbudget but I don't like sipping past a steeping bag. The K-Cup makes a perfectly steeped cup immediately and no messy bag to clean up. So if you drink this on the way to work in a travel mug or don't want to deal with a tea bag, the K-Cup is very nice indeed.
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