INCAS 100% USDA Organic Butterfly Pea Flower 4.41 oz (375+ Cups) DIRECT FROM SOURCE Thailand Non GMO Verified Dried Caffeine Free Gluten Free Vegan Rich in Antioxidants Free eBookUSDA Organic

Perfect, 2 tbsp dried butterfly pea flowers, 1 tsp raw apple cider vinegar (with the mother), 1 tsp fresh lemon juice, 2 cups filtered or spring water, 1 tsp (or to taste) honey or agave (optional) delicious. Price was right, easy to use, strength was good, I'm always relaxed but just sitting back drinking it made me feel relaxed. Beautiful purple color. It smelt just like a pea to me, I love peas.

Delicious and the color is great. Works well blended with other teas and added to things like lemonade. The bag is a good value with many servings

Delicious and did not disappoint with the amazing blue color! I think this tea would be fun to have on 4th of July in a clear glass picture with some rasberries! Overall, very nice tea. Will order again.

I love this tea. It takes on what ever flavor you add to it. It does curb my appetite and reduces my cravings. I drink one glass a day. I make it with honey cloves and us e lemonade with a 1/2 glass Taste great. My son is hooked on it now we both have lost weight drinking it. Look up side effects on internet of drinking too much. Tea is caffeine free. Great value for the money. Organic and works great

Bright blue color with just a few flowers steeped for a few minutes, which changes to a fun pink color when adding lemon juice. The flowers gradually turn white as all the blue disperses in hot water.It has a very mild flavor, like drinking water used to boil vegetables without any seasoning.Not sure about the health benefits, but I definitely experienced a diuretic effect from drinking the tea! Make sure you have a bathroom nearby while you drink this! I think I lost 3 pounds in water weight after drinking 6 flowers’ worth of the tea in one day.

These are good to put in with tea. They do change the waters color but don’t have a taste. U can use these for dying things too. The bag is super huge and goes a really long way.

Using 1 gram of flowers (10 of them) per 250 mL produced a nearly black tea, almost impossible to see the color. I had to dilute the resulting tea made 5 or 6 to 1 with water, to get the color you see in the rainbow jars picture. Amazingly intense color, a little goes a very long way! I'm guessing the 1-2 gram serving size is for health benefits.The smell on opening the bag was very reminiscent of beets, changing to cabbage and wet flowers after adding boiling water, and finally it smelled a little like cooked spinach after about 10 minutes of steeping. The flavor is just faintly vegetal, a bit like spinach, with the 1 g per cup. When diluted down to a visible blue, I can't really taste anything. Nothing unpleasant at all, and this could hide in nearly any dish, especially if you're just adding color.For the different colors, I used:Red - hibiscus tisaneOrange - gunpowder green teaYellow - sencha green tea, filtered to get rid of a tiny bit of greenish sedimentGreen - sencha plus a very tiny bit of butterfly flower tisaneBlue - you can guess this onePurple - hibiscus plus butterfly flower, though any acid will workI think I need to play with the green recipe some more, but everything looks very promising so far! You're supposed to "eat the rainbow" for a healthy diet, why not drink it too? Every single colorful pigment here has multiple health benefits.

This is a wonderful tea. It has a very mild flavor and aroma which is pleasant and non acidic. The blue color is nice. I feel this tea is both relaxing and reduces stress. If you enjoy herbal teas and like flowers, try this tea. 🦋