Chung Jung One Organic Roasted Corn Silk Tea (0.35 OZ (10g) x 5ea) x 6pk
A soothing Korean organic tea made from roasted corn silk, offering a light, nutty flavor and natural wellness benefits in convenient tea bags.

Taste: Mildly nutty with a gentle roasted aroma.
When to Enjoy: Perfect for relaxing moments and digestive support anytime.
Origin: Imported from Korea.

✅ Nutrition Highlights (per brewed serving):
Calories: 0 kcal
Total Fat: 0 g
Carbohydrates: 0 g
Protein: 0 g
Sodium: 0 mg

Chung Jung One Organic Roasted Corn Silk Tea (0.35 OZ (10g) x 5ea) x 6pk

Name: Chung Jung One Organic Roasted Corn Silk Tea (0.35 OZ (10g) x 5ea) x 6pk
Brand: Chung Jung One
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$11.99

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