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Known for its large, showy blossoms, hibiscus is popular worldwide as an ornamental garden plant as well as having symbolic significance in many cultures. The dried flower petals when used as a tisane are reputed to offer antihypertensive effects and a high content of vitamin C. It yields a bright pinkish-red cup color when infused and a tangy-sweet taste to any botanical blend. It is equally delicious hot or iced.

Origin: Egypt | Please note: Hibiscus is intercropped with peanut plants. Those with peanut allergies should exercise caution. | 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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Does this Hibiscus Inclusion contain anything other than dried hibiscus petals?

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Hi Mary! Hibiscus petals are the only ingredient.
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What should I mix this tea with?

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Our hibiscus flowers are a wonderful addition to any of our teas. We particularly like it mixed with black teas
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Does hibiscus have caffeine?

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No, it does not contain caffeine!
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My hibiscus inclusion doesn't look like the picture. Mine looks like black tea with the flowers, so I've been avoiding drinking in the afternoon. Is it possible mine was mislabeled?

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Hi Joyce - we'll be happy to help further! Could you please <a href='mailto:info@adagio.com'>email our customer service? We can best help you there. Thanks
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Hibiscus tea and Hibiscus Inclusion what is the difference?

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Hi Nicole, our 'inclusions' are ingredients meant to be mixed into teas. This one is hibiscus petals. Our Hibiscus Tea is Black Tea mixed with hibiscus petals. Hope this helps!
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How long should I steep this and at what temperature for hot tea?

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I mix this with regular (lipton) black tea and brew it the same way I would for regular black tea. Generally herbal teas should be brewed hotter than green tea, but I can't say if that's actually neccesary for hibiscus. I suspect it's not, since there see
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Hello Amanda! Herbal teas are typically recommended to be steeped at 212 degrees for 7-10 minutes. However, we love encouraging you to experiment! Everyone's tastes are different and hibiscus can get rather tart.
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how to prepare hibiscus

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Hello Kathy! You can use 1tsp per 8oz of water; 212 degrees for 5-10 minutes. Adjust to your tastes.
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Do you know if this is hibiscus abelmoschus or hibiscus sabdariffa?

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Hello Matthew! Ours is Hibiscus sabdariffa.
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What does the pinch jar look like?

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Hello Christina! You can see our jar packaging here Just click 'view packaging' below the size options.
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Is your hibiscus crop grown on a peanut free farm? I know many times they are intercropped but it can still be dangerous for those with allergies

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Hello Nicky! That's correct, they are intercropped. We suggest those with peanut allergies exercise caution with hibiscus.
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