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Bilberry & Hibiscus Cup
A richly coloured botanical infusion, bringing together our whole dried Bilberries and dried Hibiscus flower petals. Enjoy it warm or allow to cool for a chilled cup.
Meet the botanicals
Bilberries & Hibiscus
Vaccinium myrtillus dried whole berries & Hibiscus rosa-sinensis dried culinary flower petals.
Each ingredient is an active Flowers from my Meadow botanical, packaged for your home pantry. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis flower petals are botanically distinct from Roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) calyces; colour and tartness may vary rather than matching a commercial Roselle infusion.
Preserved source ingredients
Ingredients
- 1 teaspoon dried Bilberries (Vaccinium myrtillus)
- ½ teaspoon dried Hibiscus Petals (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)
- 250 ml freshly boiled water
- Honey to taste, optional
Preserved source method
Method
- Lightly crush the dried Bilberries and combine them with the Hibiscus flower petals in a teapot.
- Pour over the freshly boiled water, cover and infuse for 15–20 minutes.
- Strain carefully and sweeten lightly with honey if desired.
- Serve warm or let cool before enjoying chilled.
Botanical & preparation notes
- Species identification: The archived ingredients call for dried Vaccinium myrtillus Bilberries and culinary dried Hibiscus rosa-sinensis petals. These match the active Shopify product identities. Do not substitute decorative flowers, sprayed ornamental blossoms or the different Roselle calyces without revising the recipe.
- Real packaging: The photograph shows the genuine dried Bilberries 20 g pouch, not a cup or a photographed final recipe.
- Food sensitivities: Avoid known berry or hibiscus allergies. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, while taking medicines, or with relevant medical conditions, review individual botanical suitability before regular/concentrated use.
- Honey: Honey is optional and is not suitable for infants under 12 months.
- Preparation: Infuse covered for 15–20 minutes as originally archived, strain before serving and handle freshly boiled water carefully. Original archive does not document independent kitchen testing; no medicinal effects are claimed.