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A small daily ritual: mint tea

In Morocco, tea is welcome, pause and conversation. How a simple pot of mint tea can become an everyday Asalas ritual.

A steaming cup of tea beside an open book

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In Moroccan homes, mint tea — atay — is offered to every guest. It is a welcome, a pause and an invitation to talk.

As a daily ritual, it asks very little: ten minutes, a pot and a reason to sit down. That is exactly why it works.

Make it yours

  • Choose a time of day that needs a pause.
  • Use a pot and glasses you love.
  • Drink it sitting down, without a screen.
  • Share it whenever you can.
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