West African Dried Hibiscus Flowers Dableni/Bissap/Hibiscus/Zobo/Sobolo/Hibiscus Sabdariffa

Each package contains 4.5 ounces or 127,57 grams of dried hibiscus flowers.

Called many names around the world but hibiscus flowers have been traditionally used to make a drink known as Dableni ("Red lips" in Bambara/Mandinka) in Mali, West Africa. In a large pot of water, this flower is boiled until it reaches a rich ruby red color. Then the liquid is strained and sugar is added as well as some tropical fruit juice like pineapple juice (if desired).

**DISCLAIMER: This product is NOT guaranteed to fully cure/treat any type of ailment. Please consult a health professional for serious conditions***

Mali is a landlocked country with one of the poorest economies in the world (GDP is $691). A life of expectancy of 51 years.

*50% of profits will be donated to schools in Bamako, Mali*