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The 9 pages that link to Herbal tea, each with the reason it gives.

• HerbRelated: Herbs used as flavorings also become infusions, though they are not true teas.

• Tea brewingCompared with: It uses the same infusion method but is not tea from the tea plant.

• HerbsCompared with: The same aromatic leaves can be used for infusion rather than seasoning food.

• Milk teaCompared with: Some herbal infusions are served with milk, but they are not tea-based in the strict botanical sense.

• Hibiscus teaNarrower topic: Hibiscus tea belongs to this broad class of caffeine-free infusions.

• Iced teaCompared with: Herbal iced infusions resemble iced tea but are not tea in the botanical sense.

• Hyssopus officinalisRelated: Hyssop leaves and flowering tops can be steeped to make an aromatic infusion.

• Tea blending and additivesCompared with: The distinction matters when a product combines true tea with herbal ingredients.

• Ulmus rubraRelated: Slippery elm bark is prepared as an infusion, though it thickens rather than steeping like ordinary tea.