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It is the opinion of Food Standards Australia/NZ and the Department of Health that raw apricot kernels should not be consumed
Tea leaf: the tea leaves (has soaked tea dregs) red bright
Arbor King (Qiao Mu Wang) was first introduced in 2006
105g Wuyi Star New Shui Xian Fresh Shui Hsien Fujian Oolong Rock Tea Yan Cha TEA border: 2px solid #dddWuyi Star New Shui Xian Fresh Shui Hsien Fujian Oolong Rock Tea Yan Cha 105g Tea Weight: 7g*15 pcs Shui Xian is time honoured classic in Oolong tea and a favourite among Gong Fu tea drinkers. Also found under the name Shui Hsien, meaning narcissus or water sprite, or Yan Cha, meaning rock tea, due to the rocky terrain where the tea plants grown. Whatever the preferred name, Shui Xian originates from the high mountains of Wu Yi Shan, and is a
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