Avocado leaf tea and avocado seed tea refer to different plant parts. The shared word avocado does not make them interchangeable products or provide preparation instructions for either one.
The plant part matters
A leaf-labelled infusion uses a different material from a seed-labelled preparation. An avocado fruit from a food shop does not become a tea ingredient simply because you have seen the plant name on another product. This article is not a guide to brewing household seeds or collected leaves.
Read the actual packet
K&M lists Avocado Leaves Tea Bags. Use the product's full name, ingredient information and directions when exploring that tea. Do not shorten the description to 'avocado tea' if doing so makes it unclear which part of the plant is being discussed.
Keep your expectations accurate
A leaf tea should not be assumed to taste like avocado flesh or a fruit smoothie. Product descriptions and your own tasting notes are more useful than that association. Ask the seller if any ingredient detail is unclear rather than borrowing a recipe for a different plant part.
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