Organic Rosehips Cut & Sifted

These are nice dried elderberries that I use to make elderberry syrup for immune health for my parents. The berries are easy to use in my recipe and they are nice and cleared of stems. They provide the perfect amount of taste in my syrup and they, along with other quality provide a great immune boost for the your system. I also appreciate the large size available as it allows me to make several batches at a time. Will keep buying these and recommend you do to.

We use these elderberries to make a syrup that is delicious and also a great supplement for heart health and immunity. The quality and flavor are wonderful. We love the resealable packaging to keep the product fresh. We would highly recommend these dried elderberries.

I use elderberries to make elderberry syrup. These made up very well. Have a good flavor. I will buy these again.

Pristine Nutri’s Organic Rosehips Cut & Sifted offer exceptional quality and versatility. Packed with natural Vitamin C and antioxidants, these USDA-certified organic rosehips are harvested at peak freshness to retain their health benefits. The convenient 2lb bulk packaging makes it economical and ideal for families or long-term use, providing up to 140 cups of robust, tangy tea. Perfect for tea, syrup, or jelly, these rosehips are a fantastic addition to any kitchen. The resealable bag ensures freshness and ease of storage, delivering a superior product for health-conscious consumers.

High quality, great color, cooks down well.

Best quality hawthorn berries we've purchased on amazon! We have been making hawthorn decoctions for my mom's healing heart. The tea these berries make is so good, our whole family has been drinking it! And most importantly, my mother has been recovering! Price is great for the quality, nice size bulk bag!

Have bought this product many times before and would have given it 5 stars except the bag came with a slit in it and berries were all over the box.

This is the first time I have ever ordered elderberries--or tasted them. My original intent was to make elderberry syrup; however, I haven't gotten that far. I've only made the tea. Wow. The taste is sooo soothing in the evening after a long day. The smell is heavenly. My husband says it smells like "Thanksgiving" in the kitchen when he comes in from outside. Says it smells like a pie. The berries are virtually 100% free of stems. I've only seen one tiny stem attached to a berry. I just leave it bc it's going to be boiled and strained anyway. I add ground Ceylon Cinnamon (1 tsp), ground cloves (1/2 tsp), freeze-dried ginger (1 tsp) and the berries (3 Tbsp) to a pot of 16 oz. filtered water and boil. Then I let cool for a bit, strain and press the berries (throw them out), and add raw honey from my Son's bee hives (from Alaska!) to taste. Amazing! Slightly tart but sweet with the honey. Perfect. I've noticed a few changes in me since I've started drinking it. Seems I'm losing some of the brain fog that plagues me. I'm a bit more "alive" and energetic. Another thing it has done is open up my chest for breathing. Allergies are something I've acquired since moving to another state, so I've been relying on a popular OTC med for breathing clearly. This has definitely helped keep my intake of that med to a minimum (I don't take any meds, so keeping that to as minimal as possible is important for me). So for that alone, these berries are way worth it. I'm still watching to see what it does and how my body will continue to react. BTW... It will change the color of your stool, so don't be alarmed at that. The fiber content has also helped increase the amount of my bowel movements. I know that's an icky subject, but almost everyone has issues with that... So it does help. I have been drinking one cup every day, but going to up that to one in the morning and one at night. Here soon I will get around to making the syrup, but for now, the tea is outstanding--amazingly soothing and very tasty. Love this stuff! I don't know what took me so long to get it. A definite value-added product.