100% Cut & Sifted, Non-irradiated Hibiscus sabdariffa; Roselle
Great for- Drink: Hibiscus Tea, cocktails, drinks, smoothies Eat: Cooking, baking, pastries, preserves, syrups & more Beauty: Hair & skin, home beauty remedies Lifestyle: Various uses
Fresh hibiscus flowers are harvested by hand in the tropical farms of West Africa and sun-dried to naturally preserve their nutrients, potency & tart flavor.
Iya Foods Dried Hibiscus Loose tea leaves are hand picked and are packed here in Illinois. We try to make sure that our products is free from any unwanted items so that our customers are satisfied.
For Baking – Add hibiscus flower powder as specified in your recipe for cakes, pancakes etc. A general guide is about ½ cup of hibiscus powder for every 5 cups of flour. For Drinks: Steep in hot water for tea. For cocktails, allow to cool then mix as desired.
IYA FOODS LLC: Dried Hibiscus Flowers, 8 oz
$5.61
+ Free ShippingEdible, delicious, and beautiful. Originally from Africa, these red trumpet-shaped flowers grow in warm sunny climates and have a tart deep flavor that is bright and refreshing. A naturally vegan, paleo, gluten-free, nut-free, grain-free powder; Hibiscus Flowers are a great choice for tea, drinks, cocktails, preserves, syrup and even beauty uses. Hibiscus flowers are used all around the world; as a tea or drink in the Caribbean, Mexico, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, Nigeria, Ghana, and the United States. It is also popular in Jamaica, usually flavored with rum. In the US, hibiscus flowers are now very popular in kombucha drinks. Hibiscus flowers also have a beauty secret; Used for restorative hair masks dating far back to ancient Egyptian and African hair growth secrets, it has been used to promote hair growth, prevent premature greying, thickens hair, restores ph balance to both hair and scalp. Hibiscus flowers are rich in nutrients such as amino acids.
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