HOW TO USE Green, slightly bitter, and mineral-rich, organic dandelion leaf is a caffeine-free, loose-leaf bulk herb made for your daily ritual. 2oz brews approximately 15 to 20 cups of loose-leaf herbal tea. Steep one to two teaspoons in 8oz of boiling water for 5 to 10 minutes. The flavor is bitter and green, similar to a strong leafy herbal infusion. Pairs beautifully with peppermint, lemongrass, or red clover to soften the bitterness. Organic dandelion leaf has been used across herbal traditions as a gentle daily diuretic and a nourishing source of vitamins and minerals. Herbalist-sourced by Kendra, founder and herbalist of The Herbal Scoop, our bulk dandelion leaf is organic, sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, and sold in small batches from our herbal tea shop in Narrowsburg, NY, so you always get the freshest, most potent dandelion leaf available. Green, slightly bitter, and mineral-rich, dandelion leaf is one of the most nutrient-dense leafy herbs available, valued for its gentle support of fluid balance and its naturally high potassium content. WHY CHOOSE THE HERBAL SCOOP DANDELION LEAF? Our herbalist-formulated bulk dandelion leaf supports: Gentle fluid balance as a natural diuretic Potassium and mineral nourishment Vitamin A, C, and K intake as part of a daily ritual A bitter, green addition to nutritive tea blends ABOUT THIS HERB Dandelion Leaf (Taraxacum officinale): dried cut leaf, rich in potassium, vitamins A, C, and K, and flavonoids. Dandelion leaf is traditionally valued for supporting fluid balance while also providing potassium, a mineral often depleted by other diuretics. NCCIH notes that while research on dandelion overall is limited, dandelion in food amounts is considered likely safe. Important: If you take a prescription diuretic, dandelion leaf's diuretic effect may interact with your medication. Please consult your healthcare provider before regular use. Those allergic to ragweed, daisies, or chrysanthemums may also react to dandelion. Our bulk dandelion leaf is organic, sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, and packed to order in small batches in Narrowsburg, NY, to ensure maximum freshness and potency. Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz, so you can order exactly what your ritual requires. FIND THIS HERB IN OUR BLENDS We use dandelion leaf in one of our house blends: Vitamin Tea, our herbal tea for mineral and hydration support FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What's the difference between dandelion leaf and dandelion root?They're the same plant, different parts, used differently. Leaf is higher in potassium and traditionally used for gentle fluid balance. Root concentrates different compounds traditionally associated with liver and digestive support. If bloating or water retention is your focus, leaf is the better fit. Is dandelion leaf a diuretic?Yes, traditionally. Dandelion leaf has a long history of use as a gentle diuretic; it's naturally high in potassium, a mineral that other diuretics often deplete. Clinical research on this specific effect in humans is still limited. Can I take dandelion leaf with a prescription diuretic?Use caution. Combining dandelion leaf with a prescription diuretic or with lithium could increase the diuretic effect or affect how your medication is processed. Please consult your healthcare provider before combining them. Is dandelion leaf nutritious?Yes, quite. Dandelion leaf is rich in vitamins A, C, and K, along with potassium and other minerals, making it one of the more nutrient-dense leafy herbs used in tea. What does dandelion leaf tea taste like?Dandelion leaf tea has a green, leafy, somewhat bitter flavor, similar to a strong vegetable infusion. Blending it with peppermint, lemongrass, or a touch of honey rounds out the bitterness nicely. Where can I buy organic dandelion leaf in bulk?The Herbal Scoop carries bulk organic dandelion leaf, herbalist-formulated by Kendra and sourced from a certified organic, kosher certified supplier, packed fresh to order in Narrowsburg, NY. Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz, shipped nationwide directly from our herbal tea shop in the Hudson Valley. This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please check with a healthcare provider before starting an herbal regimen.
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