Description
Raw Dandelion Root Loose Leaf Tea, Unroasted and Certified Organic
Planet Organic Raw Dandelion Root Herbal Loose Leaf Tea is 100% certified organic dandelion root, left unroasted so it keeps a lighter, more bitter, grassy character than a roasted brew. It comes in a generous 100g pack and is naturally caffeine-free.
What's In It
The only ingredient is organic raw dandelion root, with no synthetic additives. Because it hasn't been roasted, the flavour is closer to a green, slightly bitter herbal tea than the dark, coffee-like character of a roasted brew. Dandelion root has traditionally been used to support liver function and healthy digestion, and it's also thought to act as a gentle prebiotic for gut bacteria. These are traditional, commonly reported uses rather than clinically proven outcomes, so this tea isn't a substitute for medical advice.
Raw vs Roasted Root
If you'd prefer the darker, coffee-like flavour that roasting brings out, our Organic Dandelion Root Roasted is worth comparing. If you're after a smaller pack to try raw root first, our Healing Concepts Organic Dandelion Root Raw comes in a 50g size.
Who Might Consider It
- Anyone who prefers a lighter, more bitter herbal tea over a coffee-style brew
- Those wanting a larger pack for regular drinking
- Anyone building a gentler liver-support or digestion routine
As with most herbal teas, it isn't right for everyone. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, taking diuretic or blood-thinning medication, or living with gallbladder issues, check with your healthcare provider before adding it to your routine.
How To Brew It
Add roughly one teaspoon per cup to an infuser or strainer, pour over freshly boiled water and steep for five to ten minutes, then strain well before drinking. It can take a little longer to infuse fully than roasted root.
Good To Know
- 100g pack of certified organic, raw, loose leaf dandelion root
- Naturally caffeine-free
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Browse the rest of our dandelion range to compare roasted, raw and blended options. This tea isn't intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
