Lavender 50g
薰衣草
S$5.75 S$8.99
- Net weight
- 50 g
- Storage
- Keep in cool and dry place
About dried lavender
Dried lavender buds, floral and slightly camphorous, with a taste that is much stronger than the smell suggests. This pack is 50 g net. At the quantities below that is about 25 brews. That works out at S$11.50 per 100 g.
Also known as lavender tea, xun yi cao, 薰衣草, culinary lavender.
What people use it for
Brewed alone or blended with chamomile or rose as an evening drink. Also used dry in sachets and drawer bags.
How to prepare it
A quarter to a half teaspoon per mug, 3 minutes. Lavender overwhelms a blend very easily.
Keeping it
Keep in cool and dry place
Questions people ask
How much lavender in a cup of tea?
A quarter to a half teaspoon. More than that and it tastes soapy.
Is this food grade?
Yes, it is sold to be brewed and eaten, not as potpourri.
How far does this pack go?
At the quantity in the instructions above, about 25 brews from this pack.
Is the bigger pack cheaper?
This one works out at S$11.50 per 100 g. One Sunny lists most items in more than one size, so compare that figure rather than the pack price.
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