Mkostlich Dried Orange Slices for Calming Cupboard Stock, Natural Fruit Tea for Wind Down Evenings
Mkostlich Dried Orange Slices for Calming Cupboard Stock, Natural Fruit Tea for Wind Down Evenings
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Why you'll love it
- clean-label with no preservatives, additives, sulfur, or sugar
- long 18-month shelf life for pantry stocking
- natural source of vitamin C, B1, and B2 via fruit tea
- salt-water pre-wash and rainwater-irrigated fruit for purity
- versatile use across drinks, baking, cooking, and crafts in one product
- two fruit options (lemon and orange) to suit different drink and recipe profiles
Perfect for
- cocktail and mocktail garnish
- fruit tea brewing at 60-80°C water
- baking decoration on cakes and desserts
- flavor addition to cooking and savory dishes
- embedded decoration in homemade candles and resin crafts
Decor Your Life
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Our mission is to make your life easy, colorful and interesting. For the people who love decoration(cocktails, dining tables, parties, handicrafts), making creative drinks, cooking and enjoying delicious snacks, we strive to provide you with:
- A variety of dried fruit slices and freeze-dried fruits without additives.
- Sugar or jam adds sweetness to your cooking or drink
- Special snacks such as spicy strips and preserved plums
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Dried fruit slices
Orange/Pineapple/Grapefruit/Lemon
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Mkostlich Dried Fruit Slices
Product Information
Clean and free of impurities: Pick high-quality lemons irrigated by natural rainwater, and wash the surface of the peel with salt water. Lemon slices are dried at a low temperature and in a closed area to retain the original taste and the nutrients of the fruit. No preservatives, no additives, no sulfur and no sugar Drink and Decoration: Add a tart lemon flavor to any drink, desserts, baking, cooking; Also can be as a decoration for cocktail garnish, making candles, etc Good for Health: As a fruit tea to drink, the lemon tea can supplement the human body with rich vitamin C, B1, B2, etc. When using, take 1-3 lemon slices and put them in a water cup of 60-80 degrees, drinking it after waiting for 3-5 minutes, adding honey or rock sugar according to personal taste Warm Tips: Dehydrated lemon slices get blackened because of the light or air oxidation, which is normal and will not affect the taste quality Shelf life: 18 months. Seal and keep in shady and dry place. To slow down the rate of oxidation, citrus lemon slices are recommended to be refrigerated
Product Dimensions : 7.87 x 5.91 x 1.57 inches; 3.53 ounces Manufacturer : Mkostlich Units : 3.52 Ounce Best Sellers Rank: #5,014 in Grocery & Gourmet Food
Frequently Asked Questions
Will brewing these in hot water actually preserve the vitamin C I am after for my nightly ritual?
The slices are dried in a closed low temperature area, which helps retain vitamin C, B1, and B2 better than high heat methods, so steeping at the recommended 60 to 80°C gives you a meaningful nutrient boost in every cup.
Can I use these dried lemon slices in a calming evening tea blend without any jittery additives?
Yes, the slices contain no caffeine, no sugar, and no stimulants, just pure fruit peel, so they slot cleanly into a wind down or sleep friendly tea ritual.
Does the aroma of the dried fruit help set a mindful mood when I open the jar?
Customers often note that opening the resealable pack releases a soft, natural citrus scent that pairs well with a quiet tea moment or journaling session.
Is the salt water wash important for someone who cares about clean ingredients in their wellness routine?
The salt water pre wash removes surface residue and impurities from the peel, which matters for a clean label product you feel comfortable steeping and drinking daily.
How long can I keep these in my wellness pantry before they lose their soothing flavor?
Stored sealed and refrigerated, the slices stay fresh for up to 18 months, so you can keep a steady stock for your daily ritual without worrying about waste.
I want a tea ingredient that doubles as a self care mocktail garnish, does this work for both?
Yes, the same slice can be steeped into a warm fruit tea at 60 to 80°C and then used as a calming, vitamin rich garnish on a sparkling water mocktail later in the day.
Are these dried slices gentle enough for a daily mindfulness habit, or only occasional use?
Because there are no preservatives, no sulfur, and no added sugar, the slices are designed for everyday use in tea, mocktails, and baking without concerns about cumulative additives.
Will the citrus slices add any unwanted sweetness to my unsweetened herbal tea?
The slices are pure fruit with no sugar added, so they contribute a mild, natural citrus brightness rather than sweetness, which is ideal for a clean wellness brew.
Is this a better self care buy than a bag of pre made vitamin C sachets?
You get a real food source of vitamin C, B1, and B2 that you brew yourself, plus a versatile garnish, making it a more grounded and ritual friendly option than a processed sachet.
Can the dried slices support a hydration habit, not just flavor my drinks?
Infusing water or tea with lemon or orange slices encourages you to drink more throughout the day, and the natural fruit flavor makes plain water far more appealing.
I am sensitive to sulfites, will the no sulfur claim hold up for sensitive drinkers?
The slices are made with no sulfur and no preservatives at all, so they are a safer choice for anyone who reacts to sulfites in conventional dried fruit.
Does the rainwater irrigated fruit actually make a noticeable difference in taste?
Rainwater irrigation and a salt water pre wash lead to a cleaner, brighter citrus profile that customers describe as more aromatic and less bitter than standard dried slices.
I want a wellness gift that feels thoughtful, is this more meaningful than a generic tea bag set?
A bulk jar of dried citrus is a curated, ingredient forward gift that lets the recipient build their own nightly tea or mocktail ritual, which feels far more personal than pre blended tea bags.
How do I brew the dried slices for the best flavor in fruit tea?
Use water heated to 60 to 80°C, drop in one to two slices, and steep for 5 to 8 minutes. This gentle temperature pulls out the natural citrus oils and vitamin C without making the tea bitter.
What is the best way to store the pack after opening?
Press the resealable seal to remove excess air, store the pack in a cool dry place, and refrigerate after opening to keep the slices fresh and flavorful for up to 18 months.
Can I rehydrate the dried slices for use in cooked dishes?
Yes, soak them in warm water for 10 to 15 minutes, then add to sauces, tagines, stuffings, and savory recipes where you want soft, bright citrus notes throughout the dish.
Are these slices compatible with all types of tea, including green, black, and herbal blends?
Yes, the dried lemon and orange wheels pair well with black, green, white, oolong, and herbal teas, and they complement fruit, floral, and spice blends equally well.
Do these work with soda water and clear mixers for mocktails?
Absolutely, the wheels are a classic garnish for sparkling water, tonic, and clear soda, and they release their aroma as the drink is poured over them.
What exactly is inside the pack when I open it?
You get 100g, or 3.52oz, of naturally dehydrated lemon or orange slices in a resealable pouch, with no other ingredients, additives, or packaging inserts.
Are these safe for pregnant women and children to consume in tea and baking?
The slices are just dried fruit with no caffeine, no alcohol, and no added sugar or preservatives, so they are generally considered safe for use in family cooking and pregnancy in normal amounts.
Will the dried slices go bad or develop mold in humid climates?
If sealed and refrigerated after opening, they stay dry and safe for up to 18 months, but in very humid environments you should always reseal the pack tightly and avoid leaving it open.
What is the difference between dried citrus slices and candied citrus peel?
Dried citrus slices are pure dehydrated fruit with nothing added, while candied peel is cooked in sugar syrup and heavily sweetened, so the two are not interchangeable in recipes.
