Orange trees normally blossom sometime in the spring. Only some of the snowy white flowers will actually produce a fruit, which can then take up to six months to mature on the tree. The petals fall to the ground and are quickly gathered so that they are still in very good shape when they are distilled.
Here is a real easy way to make orange blossom flower water at home using everyday kitchen equipment. (Time Required: 1-hour preparation)
What You Need:
Stainless steel dispensers afford you the reach for a cool refreshing glass of water on demand, while saving the planet’s landfills from being overrun by plastic bottle waste.
Benefits:
Orange blossom water is safe, natural and good for you. Make some to enhance your well being and improve your health.
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