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    What are the benefits of mint leaves?
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    They contain vitamins that are good for you; they also ease stomachaches and nausea,
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    How long does mint tea stay good after it has been refrigerated with the leaves in it?
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    At least three days in the fridge, and probably a few days longer. Cover the pitcher.
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    Is this good for a minor cold?
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    Yes. Tea is typically good for many common illnesses, including colds.
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    What would be a good replacement for mint?
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    If you can't use mint relatives like catnip or catmint, then holy basil might be a good substitute. If won't have exactly the same flavor profile, but it'll be aromatic and cinnamony, and still be good for you.
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    Are the blossoms ever used in making or freezing teas?
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    Yes. They look lovely and they're delicious.
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    How do I make dried mint leaf tea?
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    You dip the mint leaves in water, then hang them upside down for about 2-4 weeks. They will be dry by then.
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    Can the stems of mint be used?
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    Yes, there isn't a lot of flavor in stems, but they won't hurt the tea.
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    Do I add milk to my mint tea?
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    You could, but I wouldn't recommend it. I don't think it would taste very good.
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    When is the right time to harvest mint?
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    I pinch the stem from the point where two leaves come together. This allows it to stay short and bushy, because it starts branching into other directions. As soon as leaves are present, you can pick them. Go from the top down, rather than just picking off the leaves.
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    Is mint water good for exercise?
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    It isn't any better or worse than regular water.
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    Can I uproot mint plants and place them in water for a few days until I can plant them in soil?
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    Yes, that should be fine.
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    When recipe calls for a bunch of mint leaves, how much is a bunch?
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    Use about 2 tablespoons of fresh leaves. If you use dried, use about 1 teaspoon.
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    Can I make tea from the mint seeds? I purchased mint tea seeds from a tea vendor in Egypt, and he said it makes a stronger tea than leaves.
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    Yes, but do not add too much because it could lead too diarrhea.
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