Luxor Ramadan ROYAL HERBS "Natural Hibiscus 'Karkade Tea Juice'' 20 bags Impoted

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ORDER HERE---https://www.bonanza.com/listings/Luxor-Ramadan-ROYAL-HERBS-Natural-Hibiscus-Karkade-Tea-Juice-20-bags-Impoted/1709399967Ramadan’s Drinks Luxor Egypt''Hibiscus Tea 'Karkade' (كركديه الكركديه) Ramadan teaDirectly From the land of Pharaohs Luxor EgyptKarkadeh (Egypt كركديه, Hibiscus, English Roselle) is the Egyptian name for the plant and at the same time for the mallow tea produced from the dried flowers or hibiscus tea. Karkadeh is in Egypt a popular drink which is drunk hot and cold as a soft drink.Karkade, or hibiscus, is a plant native to tropical countries.Growing areas from Karkade in Egypt are mainly in the Aswan, Fayum, Quena and some in Nile Delta areas, the largest part of the Sudanese Karkade grew in Kordofan and Darfur. Karkade plants prefer sandy loamy soil and heat to develop beautiful large flowers for the Karkade production. The flowers are harvested by hand, dried, and ready to make tea. The largest selection can be found in the spice market in Cairo

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Luxor Ramadan ROYAL HERBS "Natural Hibiscus 'Karkade Tea Juice'' 20 bags Impoted

ORDER HERE---https://www.bonanza.com/listings/Luxor-Ramadan-ROYAL-HERBS-Natural-Hibiscus-Karkade-Tea-Juice-20-bags-Impoted/1709399967
Ramadan’s Drinks Luxor Egypt''

Hibiscus Tea 'Karkade' (كركديه الكركديه) Ramadan tea"Directly From the land of Pharaohs Luxor Egypt
Karkadeh (Egypt كركديه, Hibiscus, English Roselle) is the Egyptian name for the plant and at the same time for the mallow tea produced from the dried flowers or hibiscus tea. Karkadeh is in Egypt a popular drink which is drunk hot and cold as a soft drink.
Karkade, or hibiscus, is a plant native to tropical countries.
Growing areas from Karkade in Egypt are mainly in the Aswan, Fayum, Quena and some in Nile Delta areas, the largest part of the Sudanese Karkade grew in Kordofan and Darfur. Karkade plants prefer sandy loamy soil and heat to develop beautiful large flowers for the Karkade production. The flowers are harvested by hand, dried, and ready to make tea. The largest selection can be found in the spice market in Cairo

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