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NICHIGA Rose Hip Shell Cut Tea, 3.5 oz (100 g) Wild Rose Hips with Natural Vitamin C

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Brighten your daily ritual with Nichiga Rose Hip Shell Cut, a pure herbal fruit infusion made entirely from wild rosehips harvested in the Chilean mountains. Grown with plenty of fresh air and rich sunlight, these wild rosehips are coarsely cut to unlock a deep aroma, a pleasant tartness, and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the palate.

Fruit infusions made from rosehips are cherished around the world for their comforting warmth and natural vitamin C content. Nichiga brings this wholesome drink to your pantry with careful Japanese quality standards, including thorough pesticide residue testing. Steep four to eight grams in hot water for a cozy cup, or pour a concentrated brew over ice for a crisp treat. A bit of honey blends wonderfully with the natural acidity. Once finished steeping, the soft rosehip pieces remain full of flavor; try eating them drizzled with honey or tossing them into homemade salad dressings.

This product is brand new in a 100 gram package. Because it relies on wild-grown fruit, a thin stem or small branch may occasionally turn up inside, which is normal and not a sign of poor quality. As with any wild-harvested botanical, small insects can sometimes find their way in as well, so it's worth checking the contents before use. Store it carefully after opening and try to use it up within about six months. Please note that the facility producing this item also handles soybeans, wheat, milk, pork, bananas, apples, gelatin, and almonds.

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Nichiga Rose Hip Shell Cut is made from 100% wild rosehips naturally grown in the mountains of Chile. The shell-cut rosehips have a rich aroma, distinctive tartness, and a subtle lingering sweetness. Pesticide residue testing has been conducted.

Contents: 3.5 oz (100 g) Ingredients: Wild rosehips Origin: Chile

Use 0.1 to 0.3 oz (4 to 8 g) per cup with hot water. Sweeten with honey if desired, or use in dressings. The steeped rosehips may also be eaten.

Produced on a line that also handles soybeans, wheat, milk, pork, banana, apple, gelatin, and almonds. Occasionally, thin stems or branches may be present. Handle carefully, as the product may attract insects. Consume as soon as possible, preferably within six months after opening.

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