Hibiscus flowers whole | 1 kg

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£10.00

Content: 1 kg

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This product will be released at 5 June 2020

BBD: 01.02.2024

Especially enjoyable as a tea infusion
No color additives
Deep red colour
Sour-fruity taste

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Hibiscus is particularly popular as tea. Its taste is reminiscent of cranberries and is therefore fruity but also slightly acidic. The blossom is not only super tasty when brewed in tea, it is also particularly beneficial. Especially in the cold season you warm your body and soul with it, but also in summer it is ice-cooled an ideal refreshing summer drink.

Our hibiscus have been harvested, dried and packed as whole blossoms very gently. Of course, the flowers are free of colourings or additives and purely natural. You can also use the flowers for decoration on salads, but above all they are an absolute pleasure as a drink.

Recommended broth: 3-4 tablespoons per litre should be brewed as tea in 100 degree hot water for 5-10 minutes.

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Energy (in kj/kcal)	1081 / 259
Fat	0,4 g
of which Saturates	0,1 g
Carbohydrate	37,4 g
of which Sugars	5,9 g
Fibre	39,1 g
Protein	6,1 g
Salt

Order number	TEE_005
Origin	Nigeria
Brand	KoRo
EAN	4260654780598
Data sheet	Specification
Traces	Nutrition traces
Shipment	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Koppenplatz 9, 10115 Berlin
Storing	Please store in a cool and dry place
Ingredients	Hibiscus flower
Cross-contamination	May contain traces of GLUTEN, other TREE NUTS and SESAME.

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15.11.2019|0,90€ / 100g

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From: Chris On: 15 Jan 2020

Nicht nur ganze Blüten, aber überwiegend

The indicated dosage can be halved without any great loss of taste. I find the tea even better then, because it is no longer quite so sour, but still tastes fruity.
Tip:
If you select whole calyxes and boil them in sugar syrup, let them soak in the solution for a few days, you will get calyxes that look nice in the glass when filled with sparkling wine and also give off a nice aroma.
Ensure that the sugar solution is concentrated high enough (preferably 75%) to ensure preservation. The inlaid flower calyxes are also ideal as a gift.

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Nicht nur ganze Blüten, aber überwiegend

Die angegebene Dosierung kann man ohne große Geschmackseinbuße halbieren. Ich finde den Tee dann sogar besser, weil er nicht mehr ganz so sauer, aber immer noch fruchtig schmeckt.
Tipp:
Wenn man ganze Blütenkelche raussucht und diese in Zuckersirup aufkocht, einige Tage in der Lösung ziehen läßt, erhält man Blütenkelche, die mit Sekt aufgefüllt hübsch im Glas aussehen und auch noch ein schönes Aroma abgeben.
Darauf achten, daß die Zuckerlösung hoch genug konzentriert ist (am besten 75%), damit eine Konservierung gewährleistet ist. Die eingelegten Blütenkelche eignen sich auch prima als Geschenk/Mitbringsel.

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