Hibiscus tea is one of the world's best-loved drinks – karkadeh in Arab cuisine, bissap in West Africa and agua de jamaica in Latin America. Whole dried hibiscus flowers brew an intensely ruby-red cup with a fresh, tangy, berry-like flavour reminiscent of cranberry. The tea is naturally caffeine-free. Loose leaf gives the leaves and flowers room to unfurl in the cup, so the full flavour and aroma come through.
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Ingredients: dried hibiscus flowers
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