Organic Hibiscus Herbal Loose Leaf Tea 1 oz
These organic flower petals open to a deep red herbal infusion that has a tart flavor.
Rich in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, this herb also contains beta-carotene, making it an antioxidant that replaces electrolytes and can even ease symptoms of colds, flu, and coughs.
It has also been linked to help with inflammation, lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol, promote weight loss, certain types of bacteria, can also support liver functions.
This tea is excellent sweetened but adding any type of milk or creamer could cause it to curdle in this tea.
Instructions:
Put a teaspoon or more of loose leaf tea per 6-8 ounces of water into a tea bag or strainer and place in a cup
Fill the cup with hot water to a temperature of 212 degrees F (Full Boil)
Let the tea steep for 5-10 minutes
Be careful not to over brew tea because it can become bitter or too strong
Ingredients: dried hibiscus pieces
These organic flower petals open to a deep red herbal infusion that has a tart flavor.
Rich in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, this herb also contains beta-carotene, making it an antioxidant that replaces electrolytes and can even ease symptoms of colds, flu, and coughs.
It has also been linked to help with inflammation, lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol, promote weight loss, certain types of bacteria, can also support liver functions.
This tea is excellent sweetened but adding any type of milk or creamer could cause it to curdle in this tea.
Instructions:
Put a teaspoon or more of loose leaf tea per 6-8 ounces of water into a tea bag or strainer and place in a cup
Fill the cup with hot water to a temperature of 212 degrees F (Full Boil)
Let the tea steep for 5-10 minutes
Be careful not to over brew tea because it can become bitter or too strong
Ingredients: dried hibiscus pieces
These organic flower petals open to a deep red herbal infusion that has a tart flavor.
Rich in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, this herb also contains beta-carotene, making it an antioxidant that replaces electrolytes and can even ease symptoms of colds, flu, and coughs.
It has also been linked to help with inflammation, lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol, promote weight loss, certain types of bacteria, can also support liver functions.
This tea is excellent sweetened but adding any type of milk or creamer could cause it to curdle in this tea.
Instructions:
Put a teaspoon or more of loose leaf tea per 6-8 ounces of water into a tea bag or strainer and place in a cup
Fill the cup with hot water to a temperature of 212 degrees F (Full Boil)
Let the tea steep for 5-10 minutes
Be careful not to over brew tea because it can become bitter or too strong
Ingredients: dried hibiscus pieces
