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Evolution Botanicals

Evolution Botanicals Organic Holy Basil 100g

$59.95

Gluten Free
Vegan
Organic

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About this item

  • Certified organic Tulsi — Uses an 8:1 Holy Basil extract spray-dried onto organic Holy Basil powder.
  • No fillers listed — A single botanical powder without added excipients, preservatives or artificial additives.
  • Approximately 66 serves — The 100g jar uses a measured 1.5g label serve.
  • Aromatic herbal taste — Mix into hot water, tea-style drinks, smoothies, greens drinks or juice.

Product Overview


Evolution Botanicals Organic Holy Basil 100g

Evolution Botanicals Organic Holy Basil 100g is a certified organic botanical powder made with an 8:1 Holy Basil extract spray-dried onto organic Holy Basil powder. This full-spectrum process provides a concentrated Tulsi ingredient without added fillers or excipients.

The 100g violet-glass jar provides approximately 66 serves at the current 1.5g label measure. Holy Basil has a naturally aromatic, herbaceous taste that works especially well in hot water, tea-style drinks and smoothies. It can also be blended into greens drinks or juice when a stronger herbal flavour is acceptable.

Stir 1.5g into hot water, a smoothie, greens drink or juice. Add the powder slowly while stirring, or shake it with a small amount of liquid before topping up. Use the same measured label serve each time and keep the spoon clean and dry so the powder remains easy to portion.

The declared ingredient is organic Holy Basil extract powder. The brand lists the product as Australian Certified Organic, vegan and free from common allergens, with no fillers, preservatives or artificial additives. Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and keep the reusable violet-glass jar sealed after opening.

Compare this product with plain Tulsi leaf powder by looking at the declared 8:1 extract, the 1.5g serve and the full-spectrum manufacturing method. The concentrated powder is intended for measuring into a drink, while tea bags may be simpler for shoppers who prefer an infused beverage with no loose powder, shaking, spooning, measuring or stirring at home each day.