Hello~
Today’s posting is about Chrysanthemum tea.
J
I got this from my mother’s friend, and
there is no brand.
She dried the flower and put them in a
pretty bottle.
Hmmm…
I can use these to make tea, right?
These are just dried flowers and I wondered
if it is ok to make the tea out of this.
They smell pretty good, though.
I did some research on this and found out
that chrysanthemum is good for headaches and fever. They are also edible.
I think these are ok since you can eat the
raw flowers or leaves of chamomile and other herbs straight from the plant.
The teapot I’m using is quite big. It can contain up to 800ml of water.
So I put in about 4 spoonful of chrysanthemum
using the tea measure.
I brewed for about 5 minutes.
When I opened up the lid, the dried
chrysanthemums were all bloomed as you can see above.
Flower teas smell good and they are also fun
to watch.
Chrysanthemum teas have very clear
yellowish color.
I have poured cupful.
It tasted similar to chamomile tea.
There could have been a placebo effect on
me as I felt like my head has cleared up.
It was fun to watch flower leaves floating
on the surface that had been cut loose.
Alright~ The posting will keep going until
the day I have gathered all information about all of the teas in the world. J
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