Chaga, Large Pieces, Dried, USA
$4.10 / oz (~$8.2/cup)
Fresh ground on requestWild-harvested from birch trees. Traditionally valued for immune support, with warm, mellow, gentle vanilla notes. Best simmered low and slow.
USA | Wild Harvested
These wild foraged chaga chunks carry the deep, earthy character that has made this fungus a traditional choice for slow-simmered teas and decoctions. The exterior is rugged and charcoal-like, while the interior has a warm, golden-brown tone that releases a smooth, woodsy flavor when steeped. Chaga is naturally firm, so it holds up well to long simmering and can often be reused for more than one batch.
Chaga has a long history of use in northern climates, where it was gathered from birch trees and brewed as a comforting, grounding beverage. Its mild, slightly vanilla-like notes blend easily with spices, cacao, or other herbs.
For a more complete extraction: 1 – 8 hours, 180°F, 1-2 tbsp chunks or 1 tsp powder per 8 oz water
Simmer chunks in hot water for at least 20 to 30 minutes to create a dark, tea-like brew. Strain and enjoy warm, or blend with cacao, ginger, or other herbs. Allow pieces to dry between uses to extend their life.
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This herb pairs well with:
Traditional uses† are documented in these sources:
† We are not herbalists. Traditional uses noted are based on historical and ethnobotanical references. Consult a certified herbalist or healthcare provider for personalized guidance.
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† We are not herbalists. Traditional uses noted are based on historical and ethnobotanical references. Consult a certified herbalist or healthcare provider for personalized guidance.
