Starwest Botanicals Rosehips Whole Organic - Dried Herb for Tea & Baking, Natural Source of Vitamin C, Seedless, Cut & Sifted, Certified Kosher, Non-GMO - Bulk 1 lb Bag

Great product & price! I crush these with mortar and pestle then put in coffee filter inside fine mesh tea basket along with Hibiscus and Chamomile for a wonderful tea either hot or cold. The hips have many fine hairs inside that are not pleasant to get in throat hence the dbl filter setup. Boil water in stainless steel pot then add boiling water to whatever you are using for tea (herbs,flowers etc.) this works best because if you actually boil the tea leaves you kill vital ingredients that you want. I add them together in huge pyrex bowl cover with plate so I don't loose any of the essences let them sit at least 12 hrs. even more stirring occasionally so the tea releases all of its goodness. Transfer to glass gallon jug,using funnel, then keep in frigde whenever I want some I either put in glass cold with raw honey or heat in mug with raw honey. Rose hips are REALLY high in Vit.C. So good and so good for you!Homemade red zinger tea!! Better than store bought too.

I ordered the whole rose hips for making herbal tea. I have to crush and sift them, but that is fine since I got such a good price. I brew herbal tea using rose hips, butterfly tea blossoms, and hibiscus blossoms. I am making iced herbal tea sweetened with stevia. I will blend teas together and put in an extra large mesh tea ball to brew the tea. It makes a super dark purple/red tea. It has a berry flavor and is full of antioxidants and Vitamin C, and is delicious 😋. I have been making this for years, and I ALWAYS have a picture of this tea in my refrigerator.

Excited to find these and try. The rose hips were clean and whole. Rose hips have many heath benefits and we use them for kidney health. When brewed in hot water tastes beautifully tart and even more delicious when cooled down to enjoy as an iced tea.

I bought these to add my my kombucha tea fermentation for added vitamin C. The rose hips I had bought in the past were already crushed, and I had a little learning curve with these. The whole rose hips float in my hot tea brew, and I doubt much nutrition gets added. So now I crush them with a rolling pin, and they work just fine. I strain them out, along with 4 kinds of organic tea leaves and hibiscus flower before adding the tea to my ferment vat with 2 kinds of organic sugar, local spring water and my SCOBY........ I will buy these again. I prefer dealing with whole products even when it's a little more work.

Great taste. Recommend.

Happy to have healthier options when it comes to weekly consumption of beverages & rose hip tea is universally known for having great health benefits which makes us happy!

My chinchilla loves these. They were a good buy.

I use one coffee scoop each of this product and dried hibiscus flowers with 1000-1200 ml of cold water in a Hario"Mizudashi" Cold Brew Teapot with Handle. Just leave the teapot inside the refrigerator door and have a delightful beverage that never gets old (for me) and does not require any sweetening. The trick is to use just two coffee scoops diluted by a liter of water - higher concentrations create astringent, overly sour taste.