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Hibiscus Flowers Cut Fine

Hibiscus Flowers

Hibiscus sabdariffa

Origin: Egypt
From£16.50 per kg
Description

This attractive flower not only looks beautiful, but has a range of potential uses. It’s most commonly associated with hibiscus tea, which has been around in one form or another since ancient Egyptian times. Back then, people drank it to lower their body temperature, to treat heart and nerve-related afflictions and used it as a diuretic. Today, it’s also used in cooking, brewing and distilling.

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Hibiscus is part of the mallow family, Malvaceae, which also contains the likes of cotton, cocoa, baobab and okra. Its ancestors were native to a range of countries, including China, India, Hawaii, Fiji, Mauritius and Madagascar, and all still exist around the world to this day. It’s believed that of all these countries, Hibiscus most likely originated from India – but it was made famous by the Chinese, who cultivated a range of species early on. It first made its way to Europe in the 1600s.

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Hibiscus flowers are not just edible, but have a distinctive and pleasant flavour. They are often used as a garnish, to flavour drinks or to make tea with.

Hibiscus is believed to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels, making it a popular herbal remedy. It also has a diuretic effect, and has in the past been used to treat constipation, colds and more.

These dried flowers are perfect for decorative use, from potpourri to natural confetti.

Occasionally used in the creation of craft beers to add a floral, fruity flavour, hibiscus can also be used in the distillation of gin to add a distinctive colour and create a memorable flavour.

Dried hibiscus flowers are ideal for decorative purposes, and are a popular addition to potpourri bowls.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. It’s not only edible but has great taste, which is why it’s used to make tea, beer and gin.

Though it’s believed to have originated from India, hibiscus was spread around the world from China - and many of the varieties we’re familiar with today emerged from the country. China Rose is actually a species of hibiscus too, with a distinctive appearance.

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