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Davidson's Organics, Hibiscus Flowers, Loose Leaf Tea, 16-Ounce Bag
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| Brand | Davidson's Tea |
| Item Form | Loose Leaf |
| Flavor | Hibiscus Flowers |
| Tea Variety | Hibiscus |
| Unit Count | 16.0 Ounce |
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- Hibiscus Flowers (Loose Leaf) are herbal, red flower petals in their natural size and form (whole flower), best known for their Vitamin C properties. Davidson's Hibiscus Flowers (Loose Leaf) offer a rosy brew and a characteristic tart flavor profile.
- LEAF TO CUP: From our farms in India to your family, Davidson’s Organics is a vertically integrated provider of premium teas at affordable prices. We grow, import, blend, package, and sell - overseeing the entire journey of our tea from the leaf cuttings to the infusion in your cup.
- ALWAYS ORGANIC: Davidson’s Organics is a 3rd generation organic tea grower delivering on its promise of providing top-notch USDA certified organic teas. Our teas are grown non-GMO & free from harmful chemicals and pesticides. We are responsibly sourced and sustainably farmed. We believe in the holistic health of our farms, farmers, plants & animals.
- A CUP OF WELLNESS: Davidson’s offers a diverse selection of tea blends for the most discerning palates. From loose leaves to tea bags & iced, and from ayurvedic to herbal, our organic teas deliver the perfect pick me up or a restful respite. Enjoy our balanced tea blends for optimal health and sipping pleasure.
- TRUST OUR TEA: Davidson's Organics was the first purveyor of fine organic teas. Since 1976, we’ve worked tirelessly to develop blends that are true reflections of their names, while being committed to sourcing healthy ingredients grown by generations of skilled small farmers. Enjoy Davidson's Organics, the organic tea that sets the standards for the highest quality.
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Hibiscus Flowers (Loose Leaf) are herbal, red flower petals in their natural size and form (whole flower), best known for their Vitamin C properties. Davidson's Hibiscus Flowers (Loose Leaf) offer a rosy brew and a characteristic tart flavor profile.
Product details
- Product Dimensions : 3 x 4 x 10 inches; 1 Pounds
- Item model number : 6384
- UPC : 022045063840 885454659758 885387388381
- Manufacturer : Davidson's Tea
- ASIN : B000SATIZA
- Country of Origin : Egypt
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- Best Sellers Rank: #14,071 in Grocery & Gourmet Food (See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food)
- #146 in Green Tea
- #2,347 in Climate Pledge Friendly: Grocery
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Organic hibiscus flowers.
Bring fresh, filtered water to a boil. Add 2 grams of tea to an infuser, or straight into an 8-oz. mug. Pour the heated water into the mug. Steep for 5-7 minutes. Strain tea leaves, or take out the infuser. Sip and enjoy Davidson’s organic tea.
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The tea taste great. 10/10 Recommend. Would definitely purchase again.
Davidson's Tea Bulk, Herb Pure Org Hibiscus Flowers, 16-Ounce Bag .($13) The nice thing about Davidson's bulk hibiscus is that it is just that, flower petals (not in tea bags) in a plain brown bag and you can easily adjust the tea to your own taste.
It isn't hard to make the tea, just throw 2-3 tsp into a cup and add boiling water. I didn't bother straining the petals, they tend to sink and you can eat them when you're done (but not much taste). The tea itself is very nice, great color, tart, but I had to play with it and add things to get it to where I really liked it: honey, some juice, citrus.
I like the simplicity and purity of this product, even its plain brown paper bag. The bag is the size of a half gallon container so at 2-3 teaspoons per cup of tea, you'll probably get 100-200 cups out of it. (update: a year later and I still have this bag around, I've taken to adding a few petals from this bag to packaged hibiscus teas to add more flavor and color to them).
In the Amazon reviews, a year ago, a couple of people complained about finding extra items in the bag (bird feathers) -- my bag was very clean. I figure when gathering flower petals some feathers may be hard to avoid and that adding boiling water sterilizes anything! Perhaps, tea, like laws and sausages, is best not to see being made. So I also bought some tea bags:
The Republic of Tea, Natural Hibiscus, 36-Count ($15 here incl. shipping; $10 at Whole Foods). This tea contains: Hibiscus (flower), sweet blackberry (leaf), stevia (leaf).
Of the three teas, I thought the Republic of Tea had the best flavor (although I hope to some day match it with the bulk Davidson's). On the downside, it is easily the most expensive of the three.
Some reviewers didn't like that Stevia (a sweetener) was added to the tea. The tea itself didn't taste that sweet so I think the main objection is to Stevia itself. Stevia grows in Mexico and South America. The extract is said to be 30-300x's sweeter than common table sugar and it's not absorbed by our bodies. Therefore, it has 0 calories. It has been used in Japan since the 1970's and in South America for many centuries. Stevia was originally banned from use in the USA, reportedly because of health concerns raised in anonymous petitions that likely originated from competing businesses. Personally, I would have preferred not to have the Stevia in there and just add my own honey -- but the tea sure tastes good.
I was least impressed by the Davidson's Tea Tulsi Hibiscus Flower, 100-Count Tea Bags $12, but then again I was looking for a true Hibiscus flavor. It was mostly a Tulsi tea and had little Hibiscus and almost no red color. I also thought the cinnamon in it was too strong and cloying. There is another Davidson's Hibiscus tea whose only ingredient is Hibiscus that comes in tea bags and is reasonably priced ($11 for 100) Davidson's Tea Hibiscus Flower, 100-Count Tea Bags I haven't tried it yet.
Bulk weight = 1 pound
Volume = 14 cups (but condenses down to 5 cups when chopped/crunched)
Servings = 80 (if serving is one tablespoon)
All in all, comes down to taste preference and country of origin preference. This Davidson's is fully tart up front, albeit a very smooth tart while the FGO is lightly sweet. The Davidson's flowers are not clear where they are sourced from, but India seems to be the consensus while the FGO flowers are from Egypt.
We're drinking about 3 cups daily to relax arteries for lower blood pressure. Personally, I find the maximized flavor point is just above room temperature.... but then again, my tasters are extra sensitive.
Hibiscus Tea Conclusion = we will choose to buy the FGO brand because of the tea's sweetness and for the transparency of its sourcing, but there is nothing wrong with this Davidson's hibiscus loose tea.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 26, 2022
Bulk weight = 1 pound
Volume = 14 cups (but condenses down to 5 cups when chopped/crunched)
Servings = 80 (if serving is one tablespoon)
All in all, comes down to taste preference and country of origin preference. This Davidson's is fully tart up front, albeit a very smooth tart while the FGO is lightly sweet. The Davidson's flowers are not clear where they are sourced from, but India seems to be the consensus while the FGO flowers are from Egypt.
We're drinking about 3 cups daily to relax arteries for lower blood pressure. Personally, I find the maximized flavor point is just above room temperature.... but then again, my tasters are extra sensitive.
Hibiscus Tea Conclusion = we will choose to buy the FGO brand because of the tea's sweetness and for the transparency of its sourcing, but there is nothing wrong with this Davidson's hibiscus loose tea.
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It was a good thing I had to crush it before blending though, because it enabled me to sift through what came in the bags. The first bag was at leas one quarter pods and not flowers at all. I am including pictures of some of the bits I found in these bags, including just a small portion of the pods and stems. On top of that I pulled out what appears to be a dirty chicken feather!!! Horrifically unsanitary and a great recipe for getting food poisoning! I also pulled out a number of pieces of thread? How that got in there, I have no idea!
Next bag I dumped had more treasures to be found. Besides again being very heavy on pods and steam (Since I am paying by this per gram it is a giant ripoff to have such a large portion be unusable chaf) I also found torn up pieces of plastic in the mix, as well as what appears to be part of a twist tie.
I threw out both bags! What a giant waste of money. I usually buy other things from this company, but after this I am beginning to question any more purchases from Davidson's as their quality control is obviously non-existent. Terrible product and I highly recommend the Frontier Hibiscus instead. It is a bit more expensive, but is not unsanitary and poor quality like this is.
Believe it or not this was the second time I ordered this product from this company, and I did find a feather in the first batch I ordered too, and a lot of pods, but I figured perhaps it was a fluke. Ordering a few months later and having the product be of worse quality has left me feeling ripped off and angry. Don't waste your money like I did.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on March 25, 2016
It was a good thing I had to crush it before blending though, because it enabled me to sift through what came in the bags. The first bag was at leas one quarter pods and not flowers at all. I am including pictures of some of the bits I found in these bags, including just a small portion of the pods and stems. On top of that I pulled out what appears to be a dirty chicken feather!!! Horrifically unsanitary and a great recipe for getting food poisoning! I also pulled out a number of pieces of thread? How that got in there, I have no idea!
Next bag I dumped had more treasures to be found. Besides again being very heavy on pods and steam (Since I am paying by this per gram it is a giant ripoff to have such a large portion be unusable chaf) I also found torn up pieces of plastic in the mix, as well as what appears to be part of a twist tie.
I threw out both bags! What a giant waste of money. I usually buy other things from this company, but after this I am beginning to question any more purchases from Davidson's as their quality control is obviously non-existent. Terrible product and I highly recommend the Frontier Hibiscus instead. It is a bit more expensive, but is not unsanitary and poor quality like this is.
Believe it or not this was the second time I ordered this product from this company, and I did find a feather in the first batch I ordered too, and a lot of pods, but I figured perhaps it was a fluke. Ordering a few months later and having the product be of worse quality has left me feeling ripped off and angry. Don't waste your money like I did.
Even I gonna stop to play with my weigh I gonna buy it again because I'm really like it. Really good deal
PS: After reading the review with the plastic piece (not nice), feather (not nice) and seed pods (nice!), and the review with the dead beetle (wouldn't bother me - I'd rather buy organic with beetle than pesticides or GMO), I dumped the whole bag of hibiscus petals on a tray.
I am sad I only had one seed pod with three seeds - I planted them hehehe. I found a small piece of a peanut shell <10 cents. I am not allergic, but I am very concerned as so many people are, that this might get into some peanut-allergic hands. I love the whole petals, as then I at least see what I buy/get and they make a wonderful tea! Just what I wanted. However, peanut shells are really dangerous and that should not happen. I will buy again and I stand with my positive review, but some person with an allergy might want to stay away.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on January 11, 2017
PS: After reading the review with the plastic piece (not nice), feather (not nice) and seed pods (nice!), and the review with the dead beetle (wouldn't bother me - I'd rather buy organic with beetle than pesticides or GMO), I dumped the whole bag of hibiscus petals on a tray.
I am sad I only had one seed pod with three seeds - I planted them hehehe. I found a small piece of a peanut shell <10 cents. I am not allergic, but I am very concerned as so many people are, that this might get into some peanut-allergic hands. I love the whole petals, as then I at least see what I buy/get and they make a wonderful tea! Just what I wanted. However, peanut shells are really dangerous and that should not happen. I will buy again and I stand with my positive review, but some person with an allergy might want to stay away.
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