Corn tassel dried 40gr

Corn Silk – Dried Herb

What It Is and How It Works

Corn tassel – the soft, thread-like strands found inside corn husks – has been used for generations in traditional herbal practices. In Greece, it’s hand-harvested and gently dried to preserve its natural texture, color and delicate aroma.

This mild and neutral herb is typically brewed as an infusion and is appreciated for its light character. It’s ideal for those who seek a gentle, easy-to-enjoy herbal tea for everyday balance and wellness.

Benefits and Uses

• Mild and soothing flavor
• Suitable for everyday herbal infusions
• Traditionally used in Greek folk practices
• Combines well with other light herbs like linden or dandelion

Corn silk tea has a soft, slightly sweet taste and can be enjoyed warm or cold. Add lemon or honey for a more flavorful experience.

How to Use

Steep 1–2 teaspoons of dried corn silk in hot water (250ml) for 7–10 minutes. Strain and enjoy warm or chilled. It can be consumed throughout the day.

Unique Selling Points

• Harvested from local Greek corn
• Naturally dried – no additives
• Clean, pure herbal product
• Light and neutral flavor
• 40gr pouch for multiple servings

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does corn silk taste like?
It has a soft, slightly sweet and neutral taste. Very light and easy to drink.

Can I combine it with other herbs?
Yes – it blends well with herbs like linden, lemon balm, dandelion, or peppermint.

Is it suitable for daily use?
Yes, it’s one of the mildest herbs and can be enjoyed regularly as part of a balanced routine.

Customer Reviews

«So light and delicate – perfect for afternoon tea.» – Eleni P.
«I love it with lemon and a bit of honey. Very refreshing!» – Andreas K.
«Clean and high-quality herb. Fast delivery too.» – Maria N.

*The information provided by olivenflower about herbs and their traditional properties is strictly for informational purposes and is not intended as medical advice.