Prince of Peace Wisconsin American Ginseng Medium Large Short Roots - 4 oz

Prince of Peace Wisconsin American Ginseng Medium Large Short Roots - 4 oz

$185.00
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Prince of Peace Wisconsin American Ginseng Medium Large Short Roots - 4 oz

Prince of Peace Wisconsin American Ginseng Medium Large Short Roots - 4 oz

$185.00
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Product details

Prince of Peace Wisconsin American Ginseng offers premium roots carefully selected from high-quality sources. Grown in Wisconsin's ideal climate and mineral-rich soil, these roots are perfect for brewing tea or adding to soups. A trusted choice for over 20 years.

Key Features

  • 100% pure top grade American Wisconsin Ginseng roots
  • Medium large size (#3) short roots
  • Ideal for brewing tea or making soups
  • Wisconsin-grown with optimal climate and soil conditions
  • 4 ounce package

How to Use

To make ginseng tea, slice 1.8g of ginseng roots and steep with 8 fl. oz of boiling water for 3–5 minutes. You can also use ginseng roots to make soups.

Who Is It For

Perfect for those seeking premium American Ginseng roots for traditional tea preparation or culinary use. A popular gift choice for family and friends.

Product Details

Brand Prince of Peace
Form Roots
Size 4 oz

Frequently asked questions

How do I prepare ginseng tea from these roots?

Slice 1.8g of ginseng roots and steep with 8 fl. oz of boiling water for 3–5 minutes.

What are these roots made from?

100% pure top grade American Wisconsin Ginseng (Panax Quinquefolius) roots.

Can I use these roots for cooking?

Yes, you can use ginseng roots to make soups in addition to brewing tea.

Where are these roots grown?

These roots are grown in Wisconsin, U.S.A., which has ideal climate and mineral-rich soil conditions for ginseng cultivation.

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