Harney & Sons Golden Milk Powder, Turmeric, Ginger, Coconut & Spices, 8 oz Tin

This was my first time trying this kind of turmeric tea drink. Delicious! Spicy and warm. I could not care less about so-called therapeutic benefits, all whole and nutritious foods have benefits, but if its good for you then all the better. Milk, however, is not good for me so I used water with a big splash of heavy cream. I think coconut milk might be great too. It was a bit strange in that I kept thinking I was drinking a mug of curry sauce. I wasn't a fan of the solid bits that precipitated to the bottom as I sipped and became like sediment. I didn't mind that they floated but concentrated on the bottom, that was less nice.The packaging was good. The tin design is very pretty and eye-catching (why else am I buying something I've never tried?). Some people have complained that the powder leaked in transit and ruined their other purchases but it seems there was a change in design. The tin I got is round and has a tight inner cap that was taped shut. I could see some turmeric stuck to the tape where it was at the edge of the cap, but no noticeable leakage. It is quite tight, my sister sent it flying when she opened it (which was after I already had). At any rate there is an outer cap as well, which is also decently firm, and that should be enough to keep your spice inside and your purchases safe.Some of these blends are very overpriced, probably because of how they market it as some health product that will save your life or whatever, a lot of it's a scam. You can make this stuff yourself too, you know. It's probably a pain. I think Harney and Sons' product is a great balance of convenience, quality, and price. And come on, look how cute that tin is! It absolutely begs to be reused, perhaps with more turmeric tea that you can buy in bulk with a more economical packaging.