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How to Brew the Perfect Cup of Soursop Tea
Where to buy Soursop in Australia
23/01/2021
Brew a Perfect Cup of Soursop Tea using Soursop Powder 
Whipping up a delicious cup of soursop tea is super easy! Here’s how to do it:
Ingredients:
Soursop powder: For a standard 250ml (about 1 cup) serving, start with 1 teaspoon. If you like a bolder flavour, you can increase it to a tablespoon.
Water: 250ml (about 1 cup)
Instructions:
Boil the water.
Add soursop powder to the hot water.
Stir thoroughly.
Steep for 5 to 7 minutes.
Strain if you prefer a smoother tea, then kick back and enjoy!
Good to Know:
If you’re new to soursop tea, it’s a good idea to begin with a smaller amount, like half a teaspoon, and slowly increase it until you find your preferred strength.
Enjoy your tea!
4 Comments
Is the powder from the fruit or the leaf or both?
Where is it made?
Is it very bitter?
How much is in each order of powder?
Hi Ken,
In answer to your questions, the powder is from the leaves only and it comes from Indonesia as they have the best quality leaves in the world.
The taste is not bitter at all and you will be surprised at how nice it is to taste. At present we have powder on backorder and this will arrive early next week.
Currently we are selling the powder in 500g packs but we may also be looking at doing smaller versions.
Thanks for your interest.
Hi, I would like to purchase four sop leaves in Perth please. Do you also supply the drops in liquid form?
Hi Charity,
You can order directly from the website and we will send to you via Auspost. If you do not wish to order online, please give us a call later this afternoon
Unfortunately, we don’t sell liquids, drops, or oils. We decided not to sell the soursop liquid, drops or oil because it is made from soursop leaves, but not the same type of leaves we sell. The difference is that the leaves we sell are 100% organic and of very high quality, whereas the leaves used for the liquid are the reject leaves that can’t be sold to customers, so they are ground down for liquid use.
Another reason is that when producers say it’s “100% pure soursop”, that’s incorrect. As with any capsule or tablet you buy these days, 100% means 50-60% at best. We have also found out that the liquid contains several fillers. Many soursop liquid drops are advertised as free from artificial fillers, preservatives, and additives, emphasising their natural and safe composition. This is incorrect, and fillers are added to make up for the additional liquid needed to bring the liquid to 100%, as claimed.
We don’t want to sell inferior products, so we decided not to go that way.
Since we sell high-quality, hand-picked leaves, we don’t need to offer this inferior liquid.