Herbs & Botanicals
Dried Hibiscus Flowers
Tart, ruby-red hibiscus for iced teas, cordials and infusions.
About Dried Hibiscus Flowers
Dried hibiscus flowers brew into a tart, ruby-red drink. Steep them for hot or iced tea, simmer them into cordials and syrups, or add them to fruit punches.
Storing it
Keep the jar tightly closed, away from heat, light and moisture (not above the stove). Crumble dried herbs between your fingers as you add them to wake up the aroma.
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