HOW TO MAKE ROSEHIP TEA + HOW TO DRY ROSE HIPS (Rose Hip Tea From BOTH fresh & dried)

This video shows you how to make rosehip tea from BOTH fresh & dried rose hips. Then I show you how to dry rose hips for preservation so you can enjoy rosehip tea any season.
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HOW TO MAKE ROSEHIP TEA CONCENTRATE:
3 quarts water
3 cups fresh rose hips
Bring water to a boil. Add the rose hips then turn the stove down to a simmer.
Simmer for 30 minutes. Next, turn off stove, cover with a lid and let stand overnight (not in fridge). The next morning, bring to a low simmer again on the stove. Simmer for an additional 30 minutes. Turn off and let stand until it cools naturally to room temp. Pour off into jars and place in the fridge. This tea will preserve in the fridge for months!
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[@Thealchemistpoet]

Rose hips and hibiscus combo are my favorite tea blend, especially for female hormonal balancing❤ try it, you're going to love it!

[@letonove1578]

I infuse my rosehip tea in a thermos overnight. Love to drink it warm in the morning ❤ Here is a recipe from my Ukrainian granny: Grind your rosehips in a wooden mortar, rinse a thermos with boiling water first, put the rosehips in the thermos, and add hot water (80 C / 176 F) so as not to destroy useful vitamins. Close the thermos. Keep it overnight for infusing. A rosehip tea is very popular in Ukraine 💛💙

[@dianeibsen5994]

I have never heard anyone say..or talk about the vitamin C content in rose hips in regards to destroying it in the heating boiling process? Because I've always heard that vitamin C is very delicate and can be destroyed by boiling?

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

I have bright red rosehips in my garden. They are there starring at me. So I decided to watch KZbin videos about them. 60 times more vitamin C than oranges! That is very promising! 👍 🌹🌹

[@ToxicVaccines_HivHoax]

@EK-fl8yz - You can also chew the flesh of them fresh. Just be careful because underneath the flesh, there is this nasty stinging wool. If I want to eat it fresh, i usually cut it in half and clean the inside thoroughly. You can do this when the flesh is firm, before full maturation, when the flesh becomes soft and mushy.

[@Xassaw]

I just picked them, I haven’t tried the tea yet. I really enjoyed the video though. I truly appreciate your style. Clean, coherent and right to the point. So many people spend half the video talking just to hear their head roar. 😂 I’ve shared so hopefully you’ll have a few more fans. ❤️

[@MyKharli]

nice and concise , some other peoples posts think you have all day !

[@jennymo2206]

Looks good! We find this rose hips anywhere here in Alberta Canada. Thought it’s useless and just full of thorns that’s grows with the bushes But my moms friend said yesterday that we’ll go for a walk and we’ll pick up rose hips. Send me the pictures and it’s this one. We went home with 2 bags of rose hips. That’s the reason why I search for videos on how to cook or make tea and found your awesome video. 👍 thanks for sharing.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

How wonderful!

[@lilafeldman8630]

I want to make this myself. When I was a kid, my mom took me to the beaches in New England, and there were rose bushes everywhere. We picked tons of hips and made jam.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

What wonderful memories!

[@sandyfreyman3501]

This is my first time using my rose hips . I didn't get very many , like 7 , but I put them in some simmering elderberries. I used fresh for both.

[@mellio9077]

you are amazing! I just found your channel and I’m so excited. I have an abundance of rose hips every fall and have wondered for years about making tea with them. it’s so wonderful to know that you have so much experience, so I know I found the right place. I was looking for help with sauerkraut, and that’s how I found you. Very excited about the content of your channel. God bless! ❤

[@nanasvideos1510]

I just picked some in northern Alberta, Canada. I’ve decided to dry them and use the powder in my daily smoothie! Thanks so much!

[@spoiledapple9201]

That is such a good idea!

[@hellojello8376]

I don’t have a dehydrator. Can I just leave them out and dry for a few days?

[@duskraven8194]

@@hellojello8376 you can dehydrate them in your oven at the lowest temperature. Also, it would take several weeks to air dry them…probably don’t do that unless you have a lot of time before the rose hips need to be used

[@daphneraven6745]

i’m very interested in what you mentioned here. I’d like to do it too, but I’m concerned about powdering the whole thing, mostly because of the little hairs in next to the seeds that are supposed to be very irritating, and even damaging if ingested. did you remove the seeds and hairs before drying and powdering your hips?

[@dravonwalker2352]

Thank you! We moved into a house with lots of heirloom roses all over the place. Knowing the health benefits and how use those red bulbs they produce is most helpful! Thank you.

[@hoopearings4841]

Ive been drying my rosehips since november, who would’ve guessed the next and final step was to simple blend it lol

[@angelicapui6153]

Thank you,,, I appreciate your efforts and your teachings! BLESSINGS TO YOU, you look amazing,

[@spoiledapple9201]

I live this video! You explained so much more clear and simple.

[@MA-bt8il]

Thank you! This was so helpful and timely. I have heard of rose hip tea and corn silk tea, but couldn't remember how to do it nor the health benefits. Your video(s) help so much! Thank you! Blessings :)

[@windblownmccoy2908]

Here in northern California the wild rose hips are everywhere, including 15ft out the front door. Thank you for the video. I'm about to get started with my very first batch of fresh rose hip tea 🌹💃

[@rockymountaindad]

Thanks for a good informative video ! we have as many rose hips here where we live that the farmers actually spray them every year , they grow wild in any area that dosen't get cultivated every year . i always wanted to use the rose hips and never knew much about them , so thanks again !

[@daveclark1904]

I have a thousand plants close by that I've been watching for a couple months now as the hips have began to ripen up, in gonna collect a bunch of them and do both fresh and dried! Thanks!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Happy to hear it! ...And there's a rose hip jam option too (makes a great holiday gift)😃 Here's the video link if interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKvYdqKEqLKmebc

[@JasonCummer]

Nice and simple recipe, with no bs. Unlike those recipes on line that go on and on trying to sell ad space. Thank you for this :) Fresh, picked this morning.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Was this your first time making rose hip tea? How did it go?! -- Also, what other types of videos on rose hips would you like to see more of?

[@a.n2675]

We make soup of rosehip = mix the powder with water bring to boil add 1-2 tbls of sugar / honey = strain= serve lukewarm/ cold with a tbsp of vanilla icevream & alond biscuits...🙂

[@socloseagain4298]

@@a.n2675 Are you sure thats a soup or is it maybe a jam? 🤔😄😃😀

[@a.n2675]

Donidarko 😏soup a dessert soup .... jam is thick + much more sugar ..... you can always take more sugar & lots of icecream ... it’s a swedish recipe ... not so sweet it’s more fresh & light ... 😋😋

[@socloseagain4298]

@@a.n2675 Ooh I see thats very nice I wanna try it sometime, becouse we have rosehips around here🤗🤗🤗

[@whiteroserebelap]

Can I double check something? I was told that the inner hairs of a rosehip should be removed as it’s an irritant to the body…. Have you found this? Unsure how to proceed as I’m just learning.

[@debbiegolding8657]

I have a lot of wild roses that give off rosehips. Is there a difference between wild or some other type of rose? Also, I enjoy learning from you. Thank you

[@karenkeenan1443]

Thank you for an informative and pleasantly succinct video! I'm looking forward to blending and steeping my washed whole rosehips tomorrow. Who knew it could be so simple. With many thanks!

[@donnamiller2198]

what a beautiful looking tea. It has so many health benefits! Sounds like a perfect drink for everyone. Thanks for sharing!

[@priscisay8748]

So glad I found your Chanel!! Loved it already!

[@toysintheclosetshop5443]

I dried some and used some fresh. I have the small rose hips like you are using.

[@jillianvannostrand9809]

Doin’ both!🫶🏼

[@lightningmcqueen4202]

Got them fresh boys baby!!!

[@Sunflower139]

Just picked fresh rose hips and trying the tea. Thank you 🙏🙏

[@woodbug5877]

Great video on how to process rose hips, but maybe you should mention that the Vitamin C content is almost nil due to the heat, since C is very heat sensitive.

[@emilyrissling9703]

Thank you so much❤ , for the information

[@daniellepetrone8532]

This is exactly what I needed. To the point, and answered my questions.

[@reneekennedy716]

Thank you! We have a lot of rosehips in our area and I "always" want to do something with them! Think I'll try the fresh tea for sure - and then go for the concentrate. Many thanks! Love this! ♥

[@CleanFoodLiving]

So glad this video has inspired you to make the tea! PS: here's my rosehip jam video if you want to try that too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKvYdqKEqLKmebc

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

You can also eat fresh rosehips. Some people dislike the seeds and eat around the seeds. But rosehip seeds are just as edible as something like apple seeds.

[@AnnieMiklavcic]

I dry my rosehip inthe oven whole and keep them in a jar. So good tea with lemon

[@vickielovesrandy]

Confused about the ratio of powder to water. You say a rounded teaspoon, but you’re using a rounded tablespoon! Which one is it? I am thoroughly enjoying all your videos... binge worthy!

[@lincashin1187]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us. You make it look so simple. I am going to try this today. There are so many rose hips this year in our area of Newfoundland,canada. I may have enough rose hip powder to last me until next year, I like the idea of making the concentrate and using it in my water. I will be getting the great nutritional benefits all day long, Thanks so much

[@nancyfahey7518]

My first attempt was dry them on the counter. They dried and shriveled and looked gross so I threw them in the garden. Now that I know how to do it I'm gonna need more roses. 😀

[@MrMcGillicuddy]

I've read somewhere that it's better to store dehydrated spices whole and grind on demand when you use it so they have a longer shelf life and less nutrient degradation over time. I have a nice productive plant and wanted to dry them whole. I've never done it before so was picturing leaving them whole. I saw someone once just take whole dried rosehips and steep them without grinding into a powder. It seemed simpler and you wouldn't have to strain the seed hairs out. Is there a loss to steeping them whole? Thanks

[@L2FlyMN]

We decided to go with dehydrated for simplicity & time sake. Thank you for sharing your years of experience!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Glad you found the info helpful!

[@laurentiutoma2941]

It is better to sun dry them traditionally. Thats why Italian food is better in Italy. Became they take their time.

[@cheche8557]

@@laurentiutoma2941 I concur I sun dry everything.

[@randysmith6493]

Well your way is the least fuss. I cut off buds and dried. I was told drop a few berries in hot water, but after doing that I don’t think I received much leaching of nutrients. So I will try blending the dried berries to get past the tough skin. I was also hoping for a mild lucid and euphoric experience, but that didn’t happen either. Thanks

[@spoiledapple9201]

Also, I LOVE your kitchen!

[@toenyo]

I made Rose Hip Tea for the first time today... It tasted nice actually and there was a lot of flavor. I only let them sit for about 5 minutes in a flask and strained, I live in Ireland by the way... just wondering you said there was not much flavor !!! Mine had lots of flavor. they where soft inside when making the tea

[@CleanFoodLiving]

That's great, glad to hear it!

[@FrancescaS.]

In my country there is a lot of rose bush and I always wanted to make my own rosehip tea! Thank you so much for the video!

[@dreamwizards4358]

Dried and love the tea. Will be making jams and stuff later down the road.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Fantastic! Here's my rose hip jam video if you're interested later on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKvYdqKEqLKmebc

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Take a photo of your rose hips and email me the pic to [e-mail]. I am putting together a video called "Rose hips around the world" to come out in October 2022. Lots of people have been sending in their rose hip photos + state/country location of the photo... would love to have yours a part of the upcoming video!😊

[@sunshinegirl1655]

Aren't the tiny little hair like parts with the seeds what iching? When dying and then pulverized for powder wouldn't they remain in the finished product? Love your kitchen!

[@cherylwilsherlimberlife7210]

Yes this is what I wondered, I'm attempting the blender method and strain, hope it strains all the tiny hairs. Muslin cloth is advised

[@TheAngeltinks]

@@cherylwilsherlimberlife7210no, just strain

[@kaiduran528]

I like to do fresh rosehips in a jar all day on a hot sunny day as a sun tea, and add mint!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Great idea!

[@eeshaw]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom

[@bettybooper12]

I just purchased dried rosehips for the first time. Will be making tea . Thanks for the video.

[@atifikram1203]

Lovely presentation and sweet voice

[@Bellz972]

Thank you ❤️ this is exactly what I wanted 😊.

[@justinkitchur1443]

I love your kitchen!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome video btw 😁

[@kathym2563]

Love this video. I am wondering how much vit c you get in the tea ? Generally speaking vit c is destroyed by heat. I need to find an old fashioned or wild rose bush.

[@woodbug5877]

You are so right, about the vitamin C being destroyed by heat. It's sad when you see all the videos saying rose hip tea is high in vitamin C....

[@CarmenMartinez-cv5yi]

I know this video is old but I hope you answer this question, can you make rose hip oil with dried rose hips ??? Also I love your videos 👍🏽

[@CleanFoodLiving]

They need to be fresh for oil 👍

[@Matk-1111]

In my area Pakistan I got orange rose hips not as red as you show can we use these? When we boil for 20 minutes will vitamin C go away? So what are benefits

[@digitalis-y9h]

Very nice, complete video. Thanks!

[@cathys949]

The biggest rose hips I've ever seen were in Maine, near the water at Biddeford or Old Orchard Beach. I wish I had known what to do with them!

[@jojobrownie57]

I find the tea has a slight fruity flavour that I have a camparable for but I just cant seem to pin it down. Great video!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

I agree, the tea does have a slight fruity flavor - Thanks for watching!

[@elmarfudd4267]

What's the solution to the hairs in the dried fruit? Do they just not bother in anyway, or does the maceration of the dried seeds just make my question void? Also, do the hairs just stiffen up in the steeping process? Any advice most welcome.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

The hairs have never bothered my gut in all the years I've consumed it this way... Maybe if one at multiple giant handfuls of them raw... but in general, it has not been a problem from my experience.

[@Lindamatthews-q8p]

Thank you soo much fantastic

[@clarewalters5189]

This is a great video 👍 can you recommend the dehydrator you use? I’ve been looking at them for while but not sure which are any good. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@loumorgan79]

Thanks for the thoroughly informative videos. I continue to hear about heat destroying Vitamin C. Do you have any methods of cold processing of rose hips to retain more vitamins? and recipes that maximize vitamin retention?

[@zaizen4359]

Here’s something to consider: It’s not just the heat that denatures/destroys nutrients but it’s how long you expose the plant to heat that matters-it takes varying amounts of time to degrade different nutrients. It’s totally possible that pouring boiling water over rose hips does only minimal damage (if any) to the vitamin C and other compounds. I haven’t looked into this in depth, but please let me know if you find any info :) Also, in South Korea, schisandra berries are cold steeped in water in the fridge overnight (or perhaps 24hrs or more) You can try to apply this to rose hips and see how you fare!

[@RalphEschenwecker]

Hi there - great video, thanks. I left my rosehips in cold storage over the winter. They are very dry. Are they still good to use? (pulverize, etc.?) Thanks in advance.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes👍

[@RalphEschenwecker]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thanks very much!

[@evesideen6089]

3:39 3:39 hi, love your video. Thank you. Question. I'm in 5B, Ontario, canada and the past 2 weeks my rosehips have been looking gorgeous. Then we had a couple cool nights, and they have started to turn. I picked some of the ones still looking fresh. I keeping hearing that the best time to harvest is after a frost, which may be a few weeks yet, but i think they'll barely be visible as a rosehip. Some are going mushy/wrinkly now. Have i missed the most optimal time to harvest them ? I'm planning to dehydrate them, and am splitting them up, cleaning out the seeds, etc, as i was watching your video and was happy to see you just process them whole. What a time saver!!! Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks. Eve

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Hi there, I favor picking when they are at their rubi-est red in color... regardless of frost. After frost picking is fine, so is winter picking when they're very dry & crinkly... but I enjoy them most fleshy and deep red. Pick when you enjoy them the most is my 2 cents!😊 And yes, i process whole and have never had a problem with seed and hairs as people seem to be really concerned about. If I had to split and deseed them, rosehip picking would never happen, LOL!

[@evesideen6089]

@@CleanFoodLiving thank you! I'll keep an eye on them, and harvest more later, see if there is any difference in taste. 😊

[@usmcbr13]

Thank you, Your video was very informative and put together well.

[@josephatherese]

Instead of drying for future tea, can the berries also be stored in the freezer and used that way?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes👍

[@holographicbreathing]

is it ok to just put the rose hips in a blend with other fruit and drink them down whole?

[@pinkpoodlepaloma]

Thank you very good. Do you know if I can use all rose hips, both wild and decorative. Do they have health benefits if they are non-fragrant

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Wild anything will always weigh heavier in nutritional value, but domesticated has nutrition too. If the rose hip turns a bright and deep red, it can be used.

[@skyval7926]

I wonder how many anti-oxidants there would be after the cooking of the concentrated version ?

[@adriennapeterson]

you make it look easy

[@gillianfernandez1781]

Great video! How do you use the ROSEHIP TEA CONCENTRATE?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

You can add it to your water bottle or to smoothies as a nutritive addition....

[@gillianfernandez1781]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thanks for your quick response. I made a big batch of concentrate and will be enjoying it for months;-) Should I use about a quarter of a cup of concentrate and fill the cup with hot water?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

1/8 to 1/4 cup sounds good!

[@andreaburgard6736]

I just picked my first rose hips while walking to the office. Excited to try all three ways - fresh, dried and concentrate. Could you use them to make a shrub?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

I've never tried to grow a shrub from rose hips.... sounds like an intriguing idea to try!

[@andreaburgard6736]

@@CleanFoodLiving I was thinking of the drink, shrub, with equal parts fruit, apple cider vinegar, and honey. Then use a small amount of "syrup" diluted in water, or sparkling water.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Gotcha! (I hadn't ever heard of the drink before)🙂

[@margaretelizabeth555]

Of the rose hips are a little soft to touch, do you think they’re still okay to dry ?? There’s a bush over by the creek where I walk and I’ve been nibbling on them but they’re small so it’s hard to not eat to seeds haha. I went yesterday and almost picked a bunch of them but decided they might be too ripe.… now I’m wondering if I just should’ve brought them home and made tea with them, or dried them. I always thought it would be too tedious to try and deseed them. I love how you make your tea! I have purchased dried rose hips in the past, but why should I buy them when there’s so many for to pick 😁

[@margaretelizabeth555]

*if

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Soft is ok so long as there's no brown rot spots forming. Freezing works too... then make the tea with the whole hip.

[@karentyler8005]

Curious if you could freeze the fresh blended rosehip into ice cube trays to make tea with?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Sure could 👍

[@janinedevilliers510]

😂 I must laugh. I cut all my rose bushes back a few weeks ago and threw away all my rosehips. 😢 Ugh. While I was doing it I had this nagging feeling I should be saving them but I didn't really know what to do with them. So, last night I went outside to save the rosehips growing on a rose bush at the front of the house. I only got a handful. 😂 This afternoon I washed them. Then cut them in half and scraped out all the fibreglass like inside and seeds. Horrible stuff. I washed all that off then dried the halves with paper towel. Then put them in my food dehydrator. What a job. They are drying as we speak. I also cut stinging nettle growing around under the rosebush. I washed the dust and bugs off everything and let those air dry until I put them in the dehydrator. I made a cup of nettle tea for the first time in my life last night. Very good. My nettle leaves are drying with my rosehips. 😂 I expected the nettle tea to tast like grass but was pleasantly surprised. It is difficult to say what nettle tea tastes like but it is pleasant. I asked myself why it took me so long to try these things out even though I have heard about how good they are for one. I think I was nervous to try making a tea out of plants that sting and make tea out of rose berries. I had to jump over my own shadow. And I am laughing at myself as to how meticulously I cleaned out my handful of rosehips only to watch this video and find out I didn't need to go to that extreme. 😂 Cleaning out the rosehips wasn't fun. That white fibreglass stuff inside the rosehips just didn't appeal to me to be drinking. Next time, I will simply dry the rosehips in the dehydrator whole, then grind and store. So thank you for sharing your tips and showing us how easy things can be. Take good care. 💕🌱🌿

[@SheilaCourrier-yd5wo]

Fresh

[@sappir26]

Do you have a video on how to make rosehip oil?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Not yet , but I'll keep it as a future video idea🌼

[@robingalloway3541]

How long are dried rosehip good ?? I think mine are 2 years old. Sealed. I'm going to make them into a powder if you don't think they're expired?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Dried rosehips last for years and years.👍

[@judyvg2000]

I'm not sure if I can get this in my area but do you know if they grow from seeds or cuttings? Great video, new subscriber

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Hi, I'm not sure if a wild rose plant will grow from the seeds inside the rose hips...or from cuttings. However you can buy a wild, nearly wild or heirloom rose plant (that will produce rose hips) from either a local or online nursery. I've added a link to the video description of where you can buy a nearly wild rose plant that will produce large rose hips. I'll give you the link here as well & thanks for watching! www.michiganbulb.com/product/nearly-wild-rose

[@judyvg2000]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thanks!

[@laurentiutoma2941]

Best to grow them near a constant water source if they are truly wild they will grow up to 6 feet tall

[@eddiemartin1671]

Great

[@spoiledapple9201]

I have a question though. I picked about a quart of wild rose hips a week ago and put them in my fridge. How will I know if they are still good for use?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Like with any other food - look for signs of spoilage like browning, decaying flesh, mold, etc. I've kept them in my fridge for up to a week before I had the time to get to them and they were still good to use. You can also try freezing them.

[@jussikankinen9409]

Can ad strawberry leafes

[@soniathompson6040]

I will enjoy its

[@SusanJAvery]

Since Michigan Bulb isn't in business anymore, do you have another place to suggest for a wild rose bush so I can actually grow the rose hips?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Ah bummer, thanks for letting me know. This rose specialty website has roses that grow the hips. The link below is for all their roses that do so (and be sure to make sure it's marked as growing the hips on each rose product page before purchase) But this should get you what you want! heirloomroses.com/search?q=rose%20hips&pf_t_characteristic=characteristic_s_%3AHips&page=1

[@SusanJAvery]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thank you Adrianna! I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos and trust you implicitly. You are professional and thorough with great information to back up your information. Thank you and I'm proud to support you with a "cup of coffee" and will continue to!

[@CleanFoodLiving]

@@SusanJAvery Thank you so much Susan😍

[@SusanJAvery]

@@CleanFoodLiving 2 questions: I'm making a pear/apple vinegar - is it possible to get kahm yeast in VINEGAR? I'm also doing a hot pepper mash as a fermentation and all 4 jars have kahm yeast on their surfaces! Is it ok to let it ferment to the end and THEN take the kahm yeast off? Thank you so much!

[@SusanJAvery]

@@CleanFoodLiving I AM SO EMBARRASSED! I am watching your "How to Make ACV" vinegar video and just got to the Kahm Yeast/Mold part! Sorry to bother you!

[@helenedumoulin9092]

Hi! I am wondering is it dangerous to harvest rose hip if I am unsure if the bush was chemically treated because I am foraging in the city ..?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

When in doubt, don't pick!🙂

[@dianeibsen5994]

I have never heard anyone say..or talk about the vitamin C content in rose hips in regards to destroying it in the heating boiling process? Because I've always heard that vitamin C is very delicate and can be destroyed by boiling?

[@foreverfreeshu]

Can you freeze them to make tea through the winter?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes

[@kaejones2847]

Does the tiny hair in the rosehip make it itch?..xx

[@amandaberkey8972]

Wondering the same! I heard you want to avoid the seeds/hairs because they are irritating.

[@ivanar8526]

Agreed. Why is that not being discussed is beyond me. This is very troubling. I don't think straining after boiling gets them fully out.

[@wendydenney8864]

Is there an ideal time to harvest rose hips?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Fall is th best time when they're fully red and plump.

[@julieferguson7446]

Can you freeze the rise hip tea if you make a large batch ?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes

[@spoiledapple9201]

Can I dry them in the oven? I don’t have a dehydrator.

[@karamellboman3992]

Thanks

[@nvaranavage]

I've thought about preserving rose hips, but for some reason they are always hard, so when should someone pick rose hips?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

September would be the best time ( for soft) so long as they have ripened from green to red.

[@cheche8557]

Can they be frozen to make tea from the fresh rosehips? Thank you

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes they can👍

[@wimala8576]

Thank you for showing video ❤😂🎉😮is 😅

[@beautfllife]

You dont have to remove the "leaves" where the rose used to be?

[@CarlCampbell]

Thanks so much for this video! I came across some wild rosehips on our last hike and decided to pick some. Thanks for the tips on hips! :D

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Fantastic!

[@aguiremedia]

I bought dried rose hips online that here whole. I blended them to break them open like in the video and there are little fine hairs like on a cactus inside the rose hips that poked my touge. Is that normal for dried rose hips?

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Yes normal, strain the rosehips out before drinking the tea👍🙂

[@chalaesmith6487]

Can you water bath the tea for later use?

[@TheStphybby]

Can you drink this while breastfeeding?

[@600miles]

How do you keep from ingesting the fine hairs? Your strainer is too coarse