TEARELAE - Premium Dried Lavender Flowers - 5A Top Grade - 100% Natural Edible Flowers Culinary Dried Lavender Buds - for Baking, Tea, Soap, Bath Bombing, Candle and Sachets - 3oz/85g

At first I wasn't too sure about this product because it is the lavender Pedals as a whole and not in powder form. I put it through my coffee grinder #30, really fine. I added half a teaspoon into about 2 to 3 oz of sweet cream creamer into my Nespresso frother, and 3 drops of red food coloring and 3 drops of blue food coloring and created the perfect lavender froth for my Macha drink. Incredible lavendar taste and smell. I highly recommend this product will be a repeated buyer.

Great scent. Perfect for lavender sachets.

repeat order as a very high quality lavender flowers which are edibile grade which I use for baking cooking THANK YOU

Very Fresh/Aromatic And a Good Option to Recreate Starbucks Matcha Lavender Latte (Recipe Below). A few months ago Starbucks released a oatmilk matcha lavender latte, which I loved. Unfortunately it was a limited release. I bought this product to try to recreate the recipe since Starbucks does not sell their lavender powder separately. I like this product for the lavender foam because it is food grade, fresh & aromatic, and works well to obtain a nice lavender flavor (but not the color of SB which uses carrot and black currant for coloring). It is also nice that they include samples of other flowers in the package. Matcha Lavender Latte Recipe: 1) in a tall glass/cup pour in just over a cup of oatmilk (shake well first); 2) add sweetener (I used a teaspoon of sugar) ; 3) add 3/4 t matcha. Blend together (I used a milk frother) but don't over blend. Cover. In a separate tall glass/cup pour in just over a half a cup of oatmilk ; 2) add sweetener (I used a 1/2 teaspoon of sugar) ; 3) add two nice sized pinches of lavender flowers (about 1/2 t). Blend together with milk frother enough to make sure the flowers are well in the milk. Don't foam yet. Cover. Put both cups in the fridge over night. When ready for your latte: 1) slightly blend the matcha to incorporate any powder that separated; 2) pour lavender milk through a strainer into another large cup; 3) dispose of the flowers; 4) add a splash of half and half (optional) ; 4) at 45 degree angle use frother to foam the milk well. Gently pour lavender into matcha. Use a spoon to get all of the foam. Add a little ice. Enjoy! (Note: Don't leave lavender in milk for more than 24 hours or it can become bitter. Strain then put milk back in fridge).

This was packaged so nicely with a thank you sticker. Inside there’s 2 little packets, lavender flowers and rose blooms. I love using the lavender in cooking, it’s very similar to thyme and looks much prettier!