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Calendula Loose Leaf Herbal Tea - 1 oz
Calendula Loose Leaf Herbal Tea - 1 oz
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1.5 oz
Calendula Loose Leaf Herbal Tea
Origin and Characteristics
Calendula (Calendula officinalis), often called “pot marigold,” is a flowering herb native to the Mediterranean region and has been cultivated throughout Europe, Asia, and North America for centuries. Its bright golden-orange petals have long been used in herbal traditions, culinary applications, and natural skincare.
Unlike ornamental marigolds, calendula is prized for its edible petals and gentle herbal properties. The flowers are harvested and dried shortly after blooming to preserve their color and beneficial compounds.
Flavor Profile
Light floral aromA, mildly sweet, soft honey-like notes, slight earthy character, delicate peppery finish.
Ingredients
Calendula petals
Nutritional Benefits*
Calendula contains naturally occurring flavonoids, carotenoids, and antioxidant compounds that have made it a popular herb in traditional wellness practices. Potential benefits may include:
- Rich source of antioxidants
- Supports overall wellness and healthy aging
- Traditionally used to support healthy digestion
- May help soothe occasional digestive discomfort
- Traditionally used to support skin health
- Naturally caffeine-free
- May promote relaxation and calm
As with all herbal teas, calendula should be enjoyed as part of a balanced lifestyle and not as a substitute for medical care.
Preparation
To brew heat water to 200-212°F degrees, steep 1 tsp tea per 8oz of water 7-10 minutes.
Tea & Hammock Tip:
Calendula’s gentle flavor can be easy to overwhelm, so avoid excessive steeping if drinking it on its own.
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About the Tea
Flavor Profile
Light floral aroma, mildly sweet, soft honey-like notes, slight earthy character, delicate peppery finish.
Ingredients
Calendula flowers
Nutritional Benefit
Calendula contains naturally occurring flavonoids, carotenoids, and antioxidant compounds that have made it a popular herb in traditional wellness practices.
Preparation Instructions
To brew heat water to 200-212°F degrees, steep 1 tsp tea per 8oz of water 7-10 minutes.