Item Name: Frontier Co-op Whole Rosehips, 1 lb | Dried Rose Hips for Rosehip Tea, Powder, Oil and More | Bulk Wholesale 1 Pound
Bullet Point 1: Rosehips: Frontier Co-op Whole Rosehips (Rosa canina), are also called rose haw or rose hep. Our rose hips (dried) are commonly used in syrups, jellies, jams, beverages, rose hips tea, bread and even natural skincare products such as rose hip oil. They're widely available in various forms such as whole and powdered.
Bullet Point 2: Useful Ingredient: Our dehydrated rose hips are utilized in different ways and have been used in cooking for thousands of years. They act as a flavoring or condiment, as they are commonly mixed into tea, jellies, jams, syrups, marmalades, pies, bread, and even wines. They also serve as great decor for a range of DIY crafts and projects!
Bullet Point 3: Floral: Frontier Co-op Whole Rosehips are berry-like fruits with a tangy taste. They are not like roses at all; they are almost the same as hibiscus flowers when it comes to aroma and scent. They offer a distinct flavor combination of fruits and spices.
Bullet Point 4: Sustainably Sourced In Bulgaria: Our dried whole rosehips are cultivated and processed in this beautiful European country, and are certified kosher and non-irradiated. Every rosehip is hand-picked and dried naturally.
Bullet Point 5: About Us: Owned by stores and organizations that buy and sell our products, Frontier Co-op has been a member-owned cooperative since 1976. We support natural living and our products are never irradiated or treated with ETO (Ethylene Oxide) . We’re committed to the health and welfare of the environment and everyone producing and consuming our botanical products.
Product Description: Frontier Co-op Whole Rosehips, also referred to as rose haws, are a well-known addition to many different herbal tea blends. These flavorful morsels smell similar to hibiscus flowers, and they have a fruity and spicy taste.<br><br>While they can be eaten raw like berries, rosehips are commonly mixed with marmalade, teas, and syrups. They are also an ingredient in brandies, meads, and wines. Use them in crafts and as a home fragrance enhancer!<br><br>Common uses:<br>Herbal teas, jam, jelly, syrup, beverages, pies, bread, wine, marmalade, home fragrances, crafts<br><br>Extract your own rosehip oil using any oil extraction kit, such as cold press extractor - the many uses include:<br>- Rose hip oil for face <br>- Rosehip oil for skin<br>- Cuticle oil<br>- Natural moisturizers<br>- Rosehip oil cold pressed<br>- Add to castor oil with black seed and rosehip<br><br>FEATURES<br>- Resealable 1 Pound bag (16 ounce pack)<br>- Certified kosher and non-irradiated<br>- The perfect addition to teas, jams, and syrups<br>- Great for crafts and fragrance<br>- Botanical name: Rosa canina
Value: 16.0
Unit: Ounce

Price: 15.319999694824219