55+ Edible Flowers for Cocktails Garnish, Natural Food Grade No Additives.
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55+ Edible Flowers for Cocktails Garnish, Natural Food Grade No Additives.
- EDIBLE STRAWFLOWERS : Bold & Beautiful : These dried strawflowers are carefully processed to preserve their vibrant color, structural integrity, and food-safe quality—perfect for creative and culinary use.
- ALL-IN-ONE DECOR FOR FOOD & DRINKS : Elevate cocktails, cupcakes, teas, and charcuterie boards with a pop of floral style. Great for parties, gifts, or everyday creativity—easy to use, instantly gorgeous.
- 45G | 55+ BLOOMS PER JAR : Get a generous supply—over 55 full blossoms in one resealable jar. Plenty to decorate, bake, brew, or style however you like.
- COLOR THAT STAYS VIBRANT : Crisp, paper-like petals hold shades of pink, orange, yellow, and purple long after drying. Perfect for projects where look and longevity matter.
- REUSABLE & RESEALABLE JAR : Your flowers stay clean and crumble-free in a crystal-clear, airtight container. Easy to store, reuse, and display.
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