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A close-up of vibrant pink, fluffy mimosa flowers, also known as pink powder puff flowers, set against a dark background. The text "THE BEST REFRESHER" is overlaid on the image.
A single pink cranberry hibiscus flower with a dark center rests on reddish-brown leaves against a dark background. The text "THE BEST REFRESHER LAL" is overlaid.
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SPECIAL TEA/LIMEADE

This special tea blend that I made I call Mimosa/Multirosa Rose/Cranberry Hibiscus Tea.

Mimosa Flowers known as pink powder puff flowers

Can be used to make the most delicious teas/drinks.

This flower is a natural antidepressant!

Relaxant and Calming: The flowers contain compounds that have a gentle sedative effect, promoting relaxation and soothing anxiety and nervousness. You can use these flowers as a tea, jelly/jam or tincture.

Multirosa Rose- The petals, leaves, and rose hips of the multiflora rose are edible:

Rose hips: The bulbous bases of the flowers are high in vitamin C and can be eaten fresh or used to make tea, jelly, or simple syrup. You can harvest them in late fall and winter.

Petals: The petals can add crunch to salads and have been used medicinally. You should remove the white parts of the petals, which can be bitter but so delicious as a tea too!

Leaves: The young leaves can be used in salads or tea.

only use the white petals for tea. Multirosa Rose tea contains high amounts of Vitamin C, an antioxidant vital to our body's healing process and its ability to fight off infection. One study found that rose tea may also ease flu-like symptoms like coughing and congestion. However, further studies are needed to understand the effects on human's immune systems.

Cranberry hibiscus- tea is made from the leaves of the hibiscus plant, which are steeped in boiling water. It has a tart flavor, similar to cranberries, and can be served hot or cold. You can drink it on its own or add it to other tea blends.

Improves digestion because it has diuretic properties which improves bowel and bladder functions. - Reduce high blood pressure with the help of the micronutrients known as polyphenols that helps fight cardiovascular and many other diseases.

My recipe

Multirosa Rose petals

Mimosa flowers

Cranberry Hibiscus flowers

Two cinnamon sticks

Brew in tea kettle

Add honey, sweetener of choice and some fresh squeezed lime.. may drink hot or cold

Enjoy!!!

2024/11/27 Edited to

... Read moreAre you looking for a refreshing beverage that not only tastes great but also offers numerous health benefits? Look no further than the delightful Mimosa/Multirosa Rose/Cranberry Hibiscus tea blend. Mimosa flowers, often referred to as pink powder puff flowers, are not only visually stunning but also serve as a natural antidepressant. Their calming properties help soothe anxiety, making this tea a perfect choice for relaxation. Multirosa rose adds a vibrant touch to your brew. Notably, the rose hips are packed with vitamin C, an essential nutrient that enhances immunity and overall health. Consuming rose tea may even alleviate flu-like symptoms, providing a comforting remedy during colder months. Cranberry hibiscus, known for its tart flavor, complements the sweetness of the other ingredients beautifully. This variety of hibiscus not only helps with digestion but also plays a role in lowering blood pressure, thanks to polyphenols. Together, these ingredients create a tea rich in flavor and health benefits. Brew with two cinnamon sticks for added warmth and sweetness with honey or your favorite sweetener. Enjoy it hot or iced for a refreshing treat! Perfect for afternoon gatherings or a calming nighttime ritual.