So, there was a little – okay, a lot – of garlic in that tzatziki. Or they forgot to hold the raw onions on your burger. After-lunch dragon breath comes in many guises, but no need to regret your decisions. Just steep a cup of tea with one of these breath-freshening ingredients and get on with your day.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon oil is one of the best breath fresheners around. Just ask the experts: the DAVIDsTEA head office staff. Every day after lunch hour, there’s a mad rush on our office tin of Cinnamon Rooibos Chai. While it certainly does the trick hot, it’s unbelievably effective when iced! Next time you opt for that extra piece of garlic bread, know we’ve got you covered.
Fennel
Used as a breath freshener since ancient Egyptian times, fennel has a naturally sweet flavour that’ll give you something to smile about. Today, we love a cup of Throat Rescue to freshen our breath before a big meeting…or a super-hot date. Speaking of which, did we mention that in folk medicine, this magical herb is touted as an aphrodisiac?
Peppermint
From toothpastes to chewing gums, there’s no flavour quite as ubiquitous as peppermint. With its cool and refreshing taste, it livens the senses and helps you breathe easy. No wonder we’re such fans of North African Mint. With peppermint, cloves and fennel, it might just be the freshest tea we’ve ever tasted.
