buzz button flower seeds Buzz Buttons Edible Flowers For Cocktails | Grown In USA | Spilanthes | Freeze Dried Edible Flowers For Drinks | Szechuan Buttons

buzz button flower seeds Buzz Buttons Edible Flowers For Cocktails | Grown In USA | Spilanthes | Freeze Dried Edible Flowers For Drinks | Szechuan ButtonsWhat is a Buzz Button? A natural edible flower that when consumed induces a unique tingling sensation in the mouth caused by a natural compound known as spilanthol. This unique sensory experience is most commonly loved by cocktail enthusiasts. What's in the Pouch? approximately 30 flower bud "Beauties" (most likely far more). Bonus: given the delicate nature of these flowers there will also be some damaged buds and some "Buzz Dust" in the bag both of

• What is a Buzz Button? A natural edible flower that when consumed induces a unique tingling sensation in the mouth caused by a natural compound known as spilanthol. This unique sensory experience is most commonly loved by cocktail enthusiasts.
• What's in the Pouch?  approximately 30 flower bud "Beauties" (most likely far more). Bonus: given the delicate nature of these flowers there will also be some damaged buds and some "Buzz Dust" in the bag... both of which still provide the same unique sensation as the full flowers.
  
• Directions - Most commonly consumed as a cocktail garnish by chewing the flower and swirling within your mouth for 20-25 seconds before swallowing. Then enjoy the unique sensation and elevated taste buds for up to 15 minutes. The Buzz Dust is best enjoyed on their rim of your glass.
• Freeze-Dried - Our flowers are picked in the USA at the peak of freshness before freeze-drying which locks in the intense sensation and vibrant flavor that people love so much about Buzz Buttons. Consumed dried or after rehydrating for 5 min.
  
• Many Names - Buzz Button flowers are scientifically called the Acmella Oleracea but along with the name Buzz Button, this edible flower is commonly called the Szechuan Button, the Szechuan Flower, the Electric Daisy & the Toothache Plant.