Orange Sweet Peel - 50G

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Orange Sweet Peel is a dried citrus peel traditionally used in herbal teas, seasonal comfort blends, brewing, baking, muesli, chocolate and DIY soap projects. It has a bright, zesty orange aroma and naturally contains vitamin C, antioxidants and polyphenols. Sweet orange peel is commonly used in teas for cold and flu season comfort, sinus and head-clearing routines, and cheerful citrus flavour in blends.

It can also be ground for use as a natural exfoliant in rinse-off soap and scrub projects. Why we love it: Sweet orange peel brings instant brightness to teas, recipes and DIY projects. It is zesty, versatile and easy to blend with other herbs, spices, chocolate and breakfast mixes. Key Properties Plant Part: Peel Form: Dried peel Aroma: Bright, sweet, citrusy and zesty Flavour Profile: Sweet orange, lightly bitter and aromatic Contains: Vitamin C, antioxidants and polyphenols Profile: Traditional seasonal comfort and citrus-flavour botanical Suitable For: Herbal Tea, Seasonal Blends, Beer, Cider, Chocolate, Muesli, Baking, DIY Soap And Rinse-Off Scrubs Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from light, moisture and strong odours What It's Used For Sweet orange peel tea Cold and flu season comfort blends Sinus and head-clearing steam-style tea routines Herbal tea blends needing citrus brightness Beer and cider brewing Homemade chocolate, muesli and baking Ground exfoliant in DIY soap making and rinse-off scrubs Who It's For This Product Is For: Herbal tea users wanting a bright citrus peel Makers preparing seasonal tea blends Brewers using orange peel in beer or cider recipes DIY soap makers wanting a botanical exfoliant Food users adding orange peel to chocolate, muesli or baking This Product Is Not For: People with citrus peel sensitivity People wanting fresh orange zest Leave-on skincare without proper formulation and patch testing Use as a substitute for medical care for sinus infections, colds, flu, migraines or persistent headaches How To Use As a Tea: Infuse in freshly boiled water, then strain and enjoy warm.

As a Steam-Style Tea Ritual: Prepare a hot infusion and enjoy the citrus vapour at a safe distance. In Blends: Combine with other herbal teas for a bright citrus note. In Food: Add to homemade chocolate, muesli, baking or suitable recipes. In Soap Or Scrubs: Grind if needed and use sparingly as a rinse-off exfoliant.

Brewing Tip: Use according to your beer or cider recipe and strain as required. Safety Instructions Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition Avoid use if sensitive to citrus peel For topical use, patch test first Avoid contact with eyes and do not apply to broken or irritated skin Citrus ingredients may increase sun sensitivity in some users Seek medical care for severe sinus symptoms, persistent headache, migraine, fever or worsening cold and flu symptoms Discontinue use if irritation or any adverse reaction occurs Keep out of reach of children and pets FAQs Q: What is Orange Sweet Peel used for?

A: It is used in teas, seasonal blends, brewing, chocolate, muesli, baking, soaps and rinse-off scrubs. Q: Can Orange Sweet Peel be used in tea? A: Yes, it adds a bright citrus flavour to hot herbal teas and blends. Q: Can it be used in brewing? A: Yes, sweet orange peel is sometimes used in beer and cider recipes.

Q: Can Orange Sweet Peel be used in skincare? A: Yes, it can be ground and used sparingly in rinse-off soaps or scrubs, with patch testing first.