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🌺 Dehydrated hibiscus flower, carefully prepared and lightly sweetened through a brief soak in apple juice. It can be enjoyed as is, used in infusions, baking, or as an elegant decorative element, particularly in champagne glasses.
The dehydrated hibiscus flower stands out for its refined appearance and wide range of uses. Naturally floral and slightly tangy, it has a very subtle flavour. To provide a softer and more pleasant note, the flower is gently soaked in apple juice before dehydration.
The dehydration process removes approximately 70 % of the flower’s water content. This allows for long preservation while maintaining its structure, colour, and decorative potential.
The texture is soft and light, making the flower easy to handle and suitable for both culinary and decorative applications.
To better understand the dehydration process, you can consult our dedicated fruit dehydration page.
As a neutral institutional reference regarding food composition, the CIQUAL – ANSES database can be consulted for general information.
Valued both for its aesthetic appeal and its versatility, the dehydrated hibiscus flower fits naturally into creative, elegant, and festive culinary settings.
The dehydrated hibiscus flower offers numerous possibilities:
| Texture | Soft and light |
| Flavour | Very mild, lightly sweetened |
| Uses | Infusion, baking, yogurt, decoration |
| Category | Dehydrated flower |
The dehydrated hibiscus flower is carefully packaged to preserve its appearance and quality until opening.
Stored at room temperature, ideally in an airtight container, it can be kept for up to 12 months.
No, its flavour is intentionally subtle. The light apple juice soak provides a gentle sweetness without overpowering other uses.
Yes, it can be used in infusions or placed in a champagne glass, where it rehydrates and opens gradually.