"Pair it with tea".

It depends what it is, could also be 'eat with tea', 'drink with tea', maybe even 'take with tea'. More context is needed really.

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sorry, missed out the 'it', as in: 'have *it* with tea' etc.

If it's a remedy or suppllement (more context, please!), this would be a typical way of saying it. As in 'take with meals'

Examples:

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**Evening primrose oil is fine to take with tea** and coffee but iron absorption is blocked by taking it alongside or near caffeine so would not be in your best ...

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**When taking enzymes, such as protease or amylase, do not take with tea**. Taking tea polyphenols in combination with enzymes can reduce enzyme activity. ...

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Yesturday I got a refill of the iron and guess what's on the label; **Do not take with tea** (along with a variety of other things). It's pretty funny that I'm ...

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1) Mix 360 mg of Shunthi Churna with 125 mg of Hinguleshwar and now take this mixture at least 4 times daily, you may take with tea or hot water. If case the ...

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Spirulina Tablets, capsules, powder. Start with a small dose in the morning on an empty stomach (not at night); **take with tea or juice, not with food**; too much will ...