Ruby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (2024)

by Carol Little R.H.

Time for Tea ~ A nourishing favourite: Ruby Fruit Super Tea Recipe for you!

I wrote this post a while back and this remains one of my most favourite herbal tea blends. No matter what the weather ~ try this one -- hot or cold. It's SO good. It also makes a super gift for a friend who needs a little 'pick me up'. I am making it today and going to serve it over citrus infused ice cubes!

Ok.. onward with my post from springtime.. I just wanted to ensure that this 'super' tea is on your list to try ALL year long -- and enjoy every sip!

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It's in 'between' at the moment.. Winter and Spring are having a tug-of-war, one day teasing us with a sunny day filled with birds singing and a hint of warmer days on the horizon, and the next day .. today.. back to brrr… and freezing temps. There's another round of colds + flu everywhere I look. Also, everyone is really really tired… and weary.. from the Winter from hell.

What to do? Well, while a nourishing herbal tea won't make Spring arrive faster, it's warming and will bring a smile to your face. If you are already enjoying warmer weather or perhaps living in a hot climate, this tea is delicious served piping hot or over ice! It's a long time favourite of mine and it's beautiful too!

Ruby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (2)It's EASY to make:

1 part Hibiscus flowers
1 part Rose Hips
1 part Oats (milky oat tops are best!)
½ part Orange peel (dried)

Typically, I combine these ingredients together in a small batch and store in a glass 'canning' jar (in a dark cupboard) so that it's SUPER easy to make this tea at any time! Try using 1 cup for 1 part and store in a glass jar. Use organic sources whenever possible ~ better for YOU!


HIBISCUS Flowers ^^
*
Known to lower blood pressure as effectively as some standard hypertension drugs
* Rich in Vitamin C
* High in anti-oxidants
* Helps with lowering cholesterol levels
* Known anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial + diuretic
Buy Hibiscus flowers online here:
1 X Organic Hibiscus Flowers C/SRuby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (3)

ROSEHIPS
*Known to strengthen the immune system
*Can stimulate circulation
*Helps to maintain a healthy digestion
* Can reduce inflammationwhich helps to lower chronicdisease risk (e.g. prevent heart disease!)
*Anti-aging as it heals tissues and cells. It also tones organs and regenerates cells
*Calming effect, prevents stress and also acts as an anti-depressant
Buy Rosehips online here:
Starwest Botanicals Organic Rosehips Cut Seedless, 1-pound BagRuby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (4)

Milky OATS (aka Milky Oat tops) Avena Sativa
* Excellent nervous system support herb
* Tonic supportive tea to help with 'frayed' nerves
* Calming and soothing for the entire nervous system

Milky Oats online ~ when available, here is my favourite source:
It's Healing Spirits Herb Farm in upstate New York

Also available online here:
Frontier Oatstraw Green Tops 1x 1LBRuby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (5)

ORANGE peel
*High in Vitamin C
* Immune Boosting
* Helps to lower cholesterol
* Contains anti-cancer compounds
* Offers natural relief from heartburn

Here's an online source for Orange peel here:
Frontier Natural Products 985 Orange Peel Cut & Sifted Organic 1 lbRuby Fruit Super Tea Recipe - Studio Botanica (6)

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This is truly one of my all-time favourite herbal tea blends! Hope you enjoy it!

^^Find hibiscus growing advice here.

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  1. Emily @ Recipes to Nourish

    This blend sounds delicious!!! I love the orange peel in it.

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    • Carol Little

      HI Raia. Milky oats are oats-- so i would not suggest using. I guess it depends re the allergy itself and severity, whether it would be an issue in the big picture.. but Milky oats are the seed harvested in a stage of growth when a milky substance is present. It's still oats. xo

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  2. Jessica @Small Bites by Jessica

    This sounds super refreshing for those remaining hot summer days! What a great idea!

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  3. The Food Hunter

    super good for yo and super delicious!

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  4. Melissa

    This sounds like just the end of summer boost I can use Carol!

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  5. Lindsey Dietz

    I've never heard of milky oats, but that hibiscus is so lovely!

    Reply

  6. Julie

    Hi Carole,

    I was wondering how much tea mixture to water you use? I have all the ingredients and am excited to try it!

    Thanks so much,
    Julie

    Reply

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