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Kurupi Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar
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Kurupi Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar

Paraguay

Water temperatureFollow the package directionsCutTeabagsComposition100% yerba mateStyleMate cocido

Flavor profile

Kurupi Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar is Paraguayan toasted yerba mate portioned into infusion bags. It offers the character of mate cocido without added sugar and can be prepared directly in a cup, without a bombilla. This is the unsweetened version, distinct from Kurupi cocido toasted with sugar.

Origin country: Paraguay

  • toasted

How to prepare?

Bagged yerba mate infusion

Water temperature
Follow the package directions

Place one sachet in a cup and add water at the temperature shown on the package.

Remove the sachet after the stated steeping time.

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FAQ

What is the origin of Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar?

Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar is listed with origin country: Paraguay.

What flavor profile does Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar have?

Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar is described as Toasted mate character without added sugar..

Is Mate Cocido Sin Azúcar beginner friendly?

This product is not explicitly flagged as beginner friendly.

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