The Fresh Freeze-Dried Advantage

Our innovative freeze-drying technique ensures our plants retain their vitality, enzymes, and beneficial activity.

Unlike conventional heat methods that lead to degradation, freeze-drying is gentle to the plant and captures every essential component, providing you with herbs close to those freshly harvested from the wild.

Start With Freshly Harvested Plants

Fresh plants are harvested at peak potency & flash frozen to capture all of the living vitality of the fresh plant.

Gently Preserve With Cold Temperatures

The plants are placed in a low pressure vacuum chamber & only the water is gently removed through sublimation.

Package & Seal To Retain Plant Vitality

Superior to other drying methods, freeze-drying retains the nutrients, enzymes, activity, & vitality of fresh plants.

On a light beige background there is a promotional graphic titled ‘The Freeze-Dried Difference.’ The text describes how Eclectic Herb freeze-dries fresh plants using state of the art technology, eliminating exposure to heat, air, or chemicals thereby ensuring a more viable herb. It is accompanied by an illustration of a pink echinacea flower and green leaves which are positioned on the bottom left corner of the graphic.
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The graphic titled “The Benefits of Freeze-Dried Herbs” gives the benefits of the freeze-drying method for preserving foods that contain herbs. First of all, it stresses “Nutrient Retention” and is sure that all the vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and even the enzymes are held within. It also mentions that “Minimal Processing” how the plant is treated with kindness due to absence of heat or minimal air exposure. And “Color, Flavor & Aroma” are also preserved where the plant is not altered in its natural form and its flavors and aromas are locked in. Lastly, “Year-Round Availability” is achieved due to having herbs that are as fresh as those picked from the garden. The description is accompanied by a purple flowered herb with green leaves which is placed at the bottom right of the graphic.