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butterfly pea flower

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0.3 oz
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1.5 oz
$9
8oz pouch
8 oz
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butterfly pea inclusion
Commonly recognized as Blue Tea, our Butterfly Pea Inclusions is the dried flower and petals of the Clitoria ternatea plant. Caffeine-free, it can be used to make a naturally blue herbal tea, or tisane. The blue infusion can change color to purple or pink when lemon, lime or other ingredients that change the pH are added.

Origin: Thailand | We recommend referring to a healthcare practitioner before using herbs and spices, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.

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Lore

Native to the tropical regions of Asia, the Butterfly Pea Flower is known for its strikingly deep blue color. The flower is used as a natural food coloring and is commonly used to tint rice dishes in Malaysia. In Thailand, a blue drink called "nam dok anchan" is sometimes consumed with a drop of sweet lime juice which turns the drink into a pink-purple color.
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accessories

Take your blending game to the next level. Use the GritTEA to transform whole spices into flavor-rich, fine-grained inclusions. Easy to operate, works with a variety of sweet and savory spices.
gritTEA grinder
perfect for spices
$39

jars
Show off your spice assortment with these brilliantly designed glass jars. Borosilicate glass will block UV rays from harming the content. An airtight stainless steel lid will keep spices fresh.
12oz glass jar
UV protected
$9
24oz glass jar
UV protected
$14

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The bag did not come with steeping instructions. What is the recommendation? Thank you.
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Asked by Claire Catanach
on February 12th, 2020
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Can you use this with the VelociTEA and drink by itself?
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Asked by Mitziana Calhoun
on November 21st, 2019
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If you are adding this to, say, an 8 oz. cup of green tea, and just want to make it turn blue, how much do you use?
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Asked by Cindi Drinks Tea
on October 2nd, 2021
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