Apple
The Forbidden Fruit, Gathered Here and There
An infusion made from apples known for their natural goodness — handpicked here and there, just as nature intended.
The dried apple pieces are enriched with vitamin C to preserve their color and prevent browning.
The result is a refreshing, naturally sweet infusion – with no added sugar or sweeteners.
A tea as pure golden as nectar!
Instructions: Pour freshly boiled water (approx. 100°C) over the tea and steep for 5–10 minutes.
Remember: your tea will only be as good as the water you use to brew it.
Apple – A Cupful of Dreams by Piag Tea
Ingredients: dried apple pieces, citric acid, vitamin C.
Flavour: The apple pieces are protected with vitamin C to keep their natural color and sweetness intact.
The infusion is light, refreshing, and gently sweet — with no added sugar or artificial ingredients.
Enjoy it hot on cozy days or chilled for a crisp, summer refreshment.
Wellness: This infusion doesn’t just taste delightful — it also nurtures your wellbeing.
Apples are rich in vitamins, minerals, fiber, and antioxidants that support the immune, digestive, and nervous systems.
They help reduce cholesterol and blood sugar levels, promote healthy skin, hair, and nails, and protect against colds and throat irritation.
With their antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, apples truly are nature’s gentle healer.
Packaging: Apple Piag Tea comes in an elegant tin that will brighten any kitchen.
The exquisite design by illustrator and designer Katarzyna Korzeniowska makes each tin a small work of art.
Every piece is carefully labeled and packed by hand.
Everything we do – we do with love.
Apple – To Your Health!
This Apple Tea tin looks so tempting — like a green apple, a paradise apple, a forbidden fruit…
But don’t worry — it’s not forbidden at all. In fact, it’s highly recommended!
You must have it. You must try it.
Without Apple, no day will ever taste quite as good as it should.
Complete your cup of pleasure with this crisp apple infusion — and let it care for your body as much as it delights your senses.
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” — or as we say in Polish,
“Kto codziennie jabłko zjada, tego lekarz rzadko bada.”
Make the most of this miraculous fruit and all its health benefits — eat apples, drink apples, live apples!
Apple Piag Tea simply belongs in your kitchen.
To your health!
For the Curious – A Taste of Culture
We often think of apples as a symbol of Poland, but did you know that in Turkey they are just as beloved?
In Turkish culture, apples represent not only health, but also hospitality.
They play an important role in cuisine and daily life — from sweets to drinks, and especially in the famous apple tea served in bustling bazaars and on street corners across the country.
If You Love Tea Tales:
Sweet Nectar of Anatolia
In a small village at the foot of the Taurus Mountains lived an old man named Mustafa.
He was known for his silver beard, weary eyes, and boundless love for apples.
Each morning, as the sun lazily broke through the mist, Mustafa walked to his orchard. With care and reverence, he handpicked ripe apples — each one a precious jewel of nature.
These were no ordinary apples. They were Turkish apples, famed for their sweetness and juiciness.
Their sun-kissed skin gleamed like gold, and their flesh was crisp and aromatic. Mustafa handled them gently, determined not to bruise a single one.
Back home, he sliced the apples thinly and dried them under the warm Anatolian sun.
The process was long and required patience, but Mustafa knew the wait was worth it.
His dried apples were like sweet nectar — the very essence of summer and the taste of Anatolia.
He shared them generously with the whole village.
Children adored their sweetness, while adults valued their nourishing power.
Rich in vitamins and minerals, the dried apples were a wholesome, natural treat — a true gift of the earth.
One day, a weary traveler arrived in the village, hungry and tired. Mustafa offered him a drink brewed from his dried apples.
The traveler took a sip and exclaimed in wonder:
“This tastes like nectar! Where did you find such magic?”
Mustafa smiled and told him of his orchard, his love for apples, and the long, patient process of drying them.
The traveler was deeply moved by his kindness.
“Thank you for this drink,” he said. “It has filled me not only with strength, but with hope.”
He continued his journey, carrying with him the taste of Mustafa’s dried apples —
a symbol of generosity and goodness,
a memory of the sweet nectar of Anatolia,
and the kindness of one humble man.
Author: “Duszek Chlebuszek”
