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Rose Petals (Red) Whole

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Our edible dried rose petals are a good source of vitamin C, add a colorful addition to tea blends, and you can buy dried roses to add color to potpourri mixes. Our bulk dried rose petals and wholesale dried rose petals can be a great option for businesses that produce larger quantities of decorative, cosmetic or culinary products such as tea blends.

These brightly colored natural rose petals for sale come from the Dog Rose, a species of climbing rose native to Europe, Asia and parts of Africa. It is this species that is depicted in European art and coat of arms designs to indicate heraldry. The dog rose is also found at the center of plaster ceilings as a symbol that what is spoken in the room will be held in confidence. (Look up the next time you’re in a lawyer’s office or court room that resides in an old building.)

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a.
quick look

information at a glance

approximate cups to one pound22
originPakistan
plant part usedpetals
processingwhole

b.
buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tipsStore in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dark place.
appearance & aromaLovely red blossoms with a faint rose-like aroma.

c.
uses

try something new

cosmeticInfuse in oil or alcohol for use in skin cleansers, soaps, lotions and creams.
decorativeUse dried red rose petals to add colorful accents to salads, soups, cakes and other foods.
culinaryAdd to tea blends.

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d.
flavor profile

whole, red
rose petals

Dried rose petals are mild in flavor but pleasant. Pair with cornflower, chamomile, lavender and citrus peel.

e.
formulas & recipes

whole, red
rose petals

DIY rose and thyme bath scrub

Exfoliate and luxuriate. The combination of ground oats and orange peel help to exfoliate skin, which promotes increased cell turnover.

  • 3 cups whole oats
  • 1 cup dried rose petals
  • 1 cup dried thyme
  • 1/2 cup dried orange peel

Process each ingredient in a coffee or spice grinder into a fine powder, working in batches, if necessary. Combine powders in a bowl and stir to blend. Store finished powder in an airtight container. To use, mix 2 tablespoons powder with small amount of water to make a paste.

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f.
what else you should know

whole, red
rose petals

Additional Dried Rose Petal Information

Dried rose petals have a good shelf-life and are easy to store. They have a history of being used to bring floral notes to a variety of culinary dishes. An easy way to do this is to grind your dried rose petals into a sweet spice mix, or use them to make flavored sugar. They can used in tea blends, usually in combination with other herbs and flowers. Dried rose petals are also added to soups and salads and make exceptional decorations for cakes and pastries. Infused in oil or alcohol, rose petals can be transformed into creams, lotions, colognes and perfumes.

This deciduous shrub, also known as dog rose, is a climbing species of rose that naturally occurs in central Europe, Asia and parts of Africa. It is also cultivated as a garden ornamental in other temperate climates.



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