- FREE: Shipping upgraded to USPS Priority (2-3 DAY). We ship flowers out Mon-Wed.**WEATHER PERMITTING** for same week arrival. We ship USPS Express(1-2 day) when 2 day is chosen at checkout.
- UNIQUE: You haven’t had a sensation like this before- unless of course you have tried the flower.
- CLEAN: No harmful chemicals or pesticides used in the production of these flowers.Keep flowers in package and keep between 40-45˚(typical refrigerator) for longer shelf life (7-10 days).
- USES: Break apart the flower and sprinkle on your favorite dish for an extra kick! Nibble on a flower while you sip your favorite beverage. Try melting chocolate and adding them to it. Make the adult drink- VERBANA!
- THANK YOU: We want to thank all of our repeat buyers!. As always if you have any questions or concerns regarding your order please let us know and we will accommodate as needed.
Product Description
Szechuan Buttons (aka Sechuan Buttons, Sichuan Buttons, Buzz Buttons, Toothache plant, Acmella Oleracea) are an unusual food in that their primary use is not nutrition or flavor but rather to impart a sensation to food and drink. The fresh flowers possess a slightly bitter, herby flavor that isn’t unusual, but a few seconds after consuming them something very interesting begins to happen in the mouth: Eating a Szechuan button will lead to a tingling sensation…almost like mild voltage or bubbles from an effervescent beverage popping on the tongue. It is similar to (but much more intense than) the tingling imparted by Szechuan peppercorns, which is how this flower gets its name. Part of the secret of this effect may be that these flowers contain a natural painkiller sometimes used to numb toothache (hence their other nickname: toothache plant). It is not unpleasant, but surprising, and sharing just a small button with friends will cause a look of confused wonder. These plants have been grown by Natural nomad without the use of pesticides or chemicals. Picked fresh to order!.*** Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consume/use at your own risk.