Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea

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Description

Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) is made from the dried root slices of a traditional food herb known in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) as Niú Bàng (牛蒡). Also called Greater Burdock, Niu Bang has long been prized as a cooling, detoxifying herb used to clear heat, soothe the throat, and support the body's natural balance. Its nature is bitter, pungent, and slightly cold, making it a refreshing yet gentle herb for daily tea and seasonal nourishment.

Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea overview
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea overview

Key Selling Points

  • Traditional heat-clearing food herb
  • Dried burdock root slices
  • Arctium lappa
  • Sun-dried, unsweetened, no added sugar
  • 100g jar for daily tea brewing
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea key features
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea key features

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is carefully sliced and sun-dried to preserve its pale tan color, firm yet crisp texture, and mild earthy aroma. When brewed, the slices release a light golden infusion with a gentle, subtly sweet and slightly bitter taste, smooth on the palate and easy to drink throughout the day.

Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea quality and texture
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea quality and texture

Technical Specifications

Product Type Dried Herbal Tea
Common Name Niu Bang (Burdock Root)
Botanical Name Arctium lappa
Form Dried Root Slices
Net Weight 100g
Processing Sun-dried
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea specifications
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea specifications

Usage Scenarios

  • Daily herbal tea
  • Blended flower and herbal teas
  • Seasonal cooling drinks
  • Office and home brewing
  • Gift or bulk pantry staple
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea in use
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea in use

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice, Niu Bang is decocted into teas and soups to clear heat and support the throat, especially during seasonal changes. It is a common ingredient in daily herbal tea blends, where it pairs with chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, or mint. As a tea, it is brewed alone or blended for a light, refreshing infusion enjoyed throughout the day.

Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea preparation
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea preparation

FAQ Q&A

Q: What is Burdock Root Tea?

A: Burdock Root Tea is made from the dried root slices of Arctium lappa, known in Traditional Chinese Medicine as Niu Bang. It is a traditional food herb used in daily tea and seasonal nourishment.

Q: What is the traditional wellness value of Niu Bang?

A: In traditional Chinese food wellness culture, Niu Bang is associated with clearing heat, soothing the throat, and supporting the body's natural balance. It is often used in teas and soups for daily seasonal care.

Q: How do I brew dried Burdock Root slices?

A: Rinse a small handful of slices and steep them in hot water for several minutes, or simmer them gently for a stronger infusion. Adjust the quantity to your taste preference.

Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea details
Burdock Root Tea (Arctium lappa) — Dried Burdock Slices, 100g Jar, Herbal Flower Tea details

Additional information

Weight 0.54 kg
Dimensions 15 × 15 × 12 cm

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