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Purchase for cooking. Will try soon. Thanks seller
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Dried blue pea flowers. Almost no flavour of their own - what they are bought for is the deep blue they release into water, which turns purple the moment anything acidic goes in. This pack is 80 g net. At the quantities below that is about 40 brews. That works out at S$9.99 per 100 g.
Also known as blue pea flower, bunga telang, die dou hua, 蝶豆花, clitoria ternatea.
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The blue in nyonya kueh, pulut tai tai and blue rice, and the colour-change trick in a jug of iced tea with lemon. Also brewed plain, hot or cold.
Eight to ten flowers in a mug of hot water gives a strong blue in about 3 minutes. For kueh, steep and strain, then use the water.
Airtight and dark. Light fades the blue, which is the whole point of the flower.
Add lemon or lime juice. The colour shifts with acidity and does it instantly.
Very little, which is why it is used for colour in food and mixed with lemongrass or lemon for drinking.
At the quantity in the instructions above, about 40 brews from this pack.
This one works out at S$9.99 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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Purchase for cooking. Will try soon. Thanks seller
a*****a
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Upon adding acid (lemon), dark blue becomes purple as shown at the end Suitability:Gave 80g as specified in package Taste:Taste like nothing in a good way
h*****f
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I'm a satisfied customer and will be making another purchase - the product is excellent and I highly recommend it.
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Fast delivery. Item delivered in good condition.
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Very fast delivery. Packed well with zip lock. Very worth the price compared to Ph** Huat. Can use for alot of cooking and drinks.
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Fast delivery. Well packed. Intend to make cold brew tea....bubble tea outside has sugar. Trying to make drinks to satisfy myself
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