Image: @Karl TapalesSource: Getty ImagesSouth Africa's rooibos tea has quietly conquered the world, and South Africans could not be prouder. Rooibos rises on health trendsMartin Bergh, managing director of Rooibos Limited, the oldest and largest rooibos processor in the world, told CNN that early growth was simply about awareness. 🤩"@Songezo Mcapukisi said:"My grandmother mixed Joko Tea and Boland Rooibos and boiled for a couple of minutes and add milk. @Charlene Heck observed:"In South Africa, I only drank rooibos tea the normal way... Now I live in Taiwan and here they make rooibos gelato, speciality drinks, cheese cake, and just yesterday someone told me about alcoholic cocktails made with rooibos. More Briefly News stories on foodAustralian impressed South Africans by selling amagwinya on Facebook Marketplace, winning praise from Mzansi gents for embracing the beloved local snack.