★★★★★
Ordered on 8 Aug and delivered on 12 Aug. Items were well packed with good expiry dates.
h*****o
Dried hibiscus sabdariffa calyces. Sharply sour and a vivid ruby red in water, the colour most people know from bottled hibiscus drinks. This pack is 100 g net. At the quantities below that is about 25 brews. That works out at S$6.50 per 100 g.
Also known as hibiscus tea, luo shen hua, roselle tea, 洛神花, asam paya.
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Brewed hot with rock sugar, or brewed strong and chilled with lemon as a cordial. A few pieces will colour a whole jug.
Two to three pieces per mug, 5 minutes, sweetened to taste. For a cold jug, brew double strength and pour over ice.
Airtight. It is slightly sticky and will clump in humid air.
Yes, this is the hibiscus used for drinks - Hibiscus sabdariffa. It is the same thing sold as roselle in Singapore and Malaysia.
That is the plant. Rock sugar or honey is normal, and it takes more sweetening than you expect.
At the quantity in the instructions above, about 25 brews from this pack.
This one works out at S$6.50 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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637 reviews
★★★★★
Ordered on 8 Aug and delivered on 12 Aug. Items were well packed with good expiry dates.
h*****o
★★★★★
Sour Good buy during salee Good for money Thankk youu seller
n*****7
★★★★★
Fast delivery and received package in good condition. Have yet to taste it but it looks good.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
The dried roselle flowers are clean, and do not have suspended solids when infused in hot water. Other reviewers noted that samples are given, but mine didn't come with any, probably because mine wasn't a big order.
Verified buyer
★★★★★
Taste soury and nice. Decided not to add sugar to enhance the drink. Hopes it aid digestion.
t*****u
★★★★★
Very good quality and helps both myself and my mum alot.
Verified buyer