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Wild Hibiscus Flowers in Syrup? Anyone use before?
Has anyone used these before? http://wildhibiscus.com/ I think they look so pretty & would be a unique touch for a bridal shower brunch I'm hosting. Would love to hear some feedback!
Here is a link that sells quantities up to 100 flowers for $65! I wish I'd had these at my own wedding! http://www.bushtuckershop.com/category1_1.htm
The website states this is an edible Hibiscus originally grown as a dessert garnish. Only 3 ingredients are in this - the flower, cane sugar & water. I did some add'l research & found that it's not uncommon to use certain species of hibiscus for tea, syruped drinks & jellies. Interesting! This may be my new hostess gift as well.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Absolutely gorgeous idea -- kudos for finding such a gem! And yes, hibiscus is quite lovely in teas, so definitely a tasty option in champagne. I think I may have to steal this idea for a dinner party... ;)
- nytengayle13Lv 41 decade ago
WOW!! How unique! I have never heard of this before, but it looks so elegant! Also, very inexpensive! I know as a guest I would love it and would be talking about it for quite awhile!
- 1 decade ago
Oh i've seen these!! Someone told me to do that too... the flowers open up when you put bubbly in the glass and slightly flavor it... or something :) I've seen them in a shop too and aren't super expensive for a test run!
- angelhaikuLv 51 decade ago
wow, I've never seen that. It's sooo pretty! I might do that for my bridal party.
I'm impressed!
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- Anonymous5 years ago
yes
