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Excellent product, costly for a weed
I love the Dandelion Tea from this company. The package is beautiful and easy to use. I drink it every morning in my car with maple syrup for added flavor. What I cannot understand is the high price of a tea made from a common weed, $17.34 for 36 bags. The problem is that for each YETI cup, I need two bags of tea; otherwise, it's bland.
I don't know the process for making this tea, but it must be dried dandelion root minced into a powder and put in a tea bag.
It would be more economical to buy the 250-bag package, still almost $100!
It is worth learning how to make this tea from scratch. I will research it.
I appreciate that you thought about this wonderful tea and its beautiful packaging. Just need to adjust the pricing.
To harvest dandelion root for tea, dig up mature plants from pesticide-free soil (fall is ideal for sweeter roots), gently wash them, chop the roots, and then dry and roast them in an oven or pan until dark and aromatic to develop their coffee-like flavor, before steeping pieces in hot water.
1. Harvesting
Timing: Best in fall (sweeter roots) or early spring before flowering.
Location: Avoid roadsides, chemically treated lawns, or pet areas; find organically grown plants.
Digging: Loosen soil with a garden fork or dandelion digger, digging deep to get the whole taproot without snapping it.
Plant Choice: Use large, vigorous plants for better roots.
2. Preparation & Drying
Clean: Thoroughly wash roots to remove all soil, using a bucket of water and a colander.
Chop: Trim leaves and cut roots into small, manageable pieces.
Dry: Air dry for a day or sun-dry if possible, then bring inside to fully dehydrate.
3. Roasting
Method: Roast in a dry cast-iron pan over medium-high heat or in an oven at 350°F (175°C).
Stir: Stir frequently to prevent burning.
Done When: Roots turn a dark brown and smell rich and aromatic, like coffee.
4. Brewing Tea
Steep: Add 1-2 teaspoons of roasted root pieces to boiling water and simmer for 15-20 minutes.
Strain: Pour through a fine mesh strainer to remove solids.
Serve: Enjoy hot, optionally sweetened with honey or lemon.
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