Starwest Botanicals Organic Raw Dandelion Root Tea [1 Pound] Bulk Cut & Sifted (C/S) Loose Tea

I've tried two other organic dandelion root products and this one is my favorite. I use it for my 'coffee' with organic, roasted chicory root granules (Anthony's brand). 1 tbsp dandelion root, 1/2 tbsp chicory steeped for 15 min in a large mug. The flavor of this dandelion root is the best- it's mild, not too bitter. The roots are smaller in size and so far the two bags I've purchased have been really clean- no weird debris as noted in other reviews. I hope the growing/harvesting practices are truly organic. This one is a bit more expensive than the other two I've tried but I think it's worth the price.

Very pleasant taste. Love it! So very good for your health. Bought a special jug too to filter the dandelion root especially for this product.

The product looks very good. It is the first time I try dandelion root, so I cannot compare to other brands, but it came very well packaged and it is organic. It does not even taste too bad.

This is the second pack of this that I've bought and again, it tastes awful. I've been disguising the taste in tea with lemon juice and ginger so I can't taste it but it took me a while to find something strong enough to disguise the taste. I'm taking it because i have cancer and I'm told that dandelion root helps to fight it off and clean the blood, help the immune system etc etc. However, I have also recently found out that dried, packaged dandelion root might not be effective. Apparently, it's much better to make your own out of fresh dandelions. This is not practical for me so I opted for this approach. I hope its going to help. I haven't noticed any benefits yet if I'm honest.

Great flavor. It’s brighter and cleaner tasting than the teabag variety from a store. Sometimes I add it to my chamomile in a French press but usually I simply put directly in a mug. Hard to describe the flavor and texture of the softened bits after the tea is gone, I like them and most of us could use the fiber. Seems a waste not to eat them and they’re soft from making the tea.