- Dried cut Rosehip berries
- Long history of traditional use
- Used during WWII to make rosehip syrup
- Can be used to make a delicious herbal tea
- Re-sealable airtight foil pouch
- 100% pure botanical ingredients - absolutely nothing added
Rosehip Berries from Indigo Herbs are the succulent berries of the Rosa canina plant. They were used extensively in England to make a vitamin C rich syrup when citrus was difficult to get hold of during World War II. Rosehips are an important fruit in the Northern hemisphere and can be used to make tea, jam or added to baked goods.
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Dried cut Rosehip Berries can be used to make Rosehip Tea. You can crush the berries slightly and use 1 tsp per cup of tea. Pour boiling water over the crushed berries and leave to steep for 10 - 15 minutes. Sweeten with your favourite natural sweetener and serve.
Dried Rosehips can also be used to make jam, jelly, syrup and added to baked goods.
Please see more information on our guide how to make a herbal tea.
Rosehips are not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, diabetics, persons who have kidney stones or anyone with anaemia.
Indigo Herbs Rosehip Berries are produced from mature farmed rosehips, picked at the onset of winter. After all the hips have been carefully washed, they are selected and damaged fruits discarded to leave only the best crop. The rosehips are cut, then gently dehydrated and rapidly freeze dried to ensure that their high vitamin C content is retained. Several checks are made to ensure that there are no heavy metals or toxins in the berries before they are packed up and made ready for shipping.