Mint tincture uses

First tincture I made here was mint, due to the huge abundance of wild mint growing in this area, especially down by the streams. The species of mint growing wild in Ft. Smith is Mentha arvensis, …

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Mint is probably one of the world’s oldest and most well known herbs. It’s a common food ingredient and flavoring, has many uses in the cosmetic and ornamental industries, and also has a long history of use in medicine. And while the medicinal uses of mint most often involve its incredible ability to treat digestive dis-ease, mint can actually help with so much more.

Preserve mint leaves for food and medicine by dehydrating, freezing, making tinctures, and more with these easy methods and recipes.

Herbal tinctures are easy to make and can provide so many natural benefits. Herbal tinctures are basically a concentrated herbal extract with alcohol. Alcohol is added to a fresh or dried herb to extract the active ingredients of the herb. Herbal tinctures have been used for centuries for their healing properties. White clover is a beneficial plant that contains a lot of essential vitamins and minerals and has some amazing medicinal benefits.

Level Up your favorite brownies AND save your family money with this two-ingredient mint extract recipe.

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Easy chocolate mint extract made with fresh mint leaves and cacao nibs.

Tinctures are a simple and convenient way to preserve and access the medicinal benefits of plants and mushrooms. If you don’t drink alcohol you can still enjoy the benefits of plants by making alcohol-free herbal tinctures.

Chocolate Mint Extract is not only delicious, it is easy to make and is a great holiday gift for friends. So many uses in coffee, tea, cocoa, baking & more

How to make mint extract! It's super easy, and makes a wonderful housewarming or Christmas gift!

Apple Mint Mentha suaveolens, is nutrient dense herb beneficial for fever, headaches, digestive disorders, acne, colic, cramp, colds, flu, stress, shock, asthma, travel sickness, fatigue, epileptic seizures

Treat yourself to rich chocolate mint tincture for indulgence this holiday season, perfect for gifting or enjoying! Discover more delicious recipes!

Mint, a versatile and aromatic herb, has a captivating charm that can elevate both your culinary creations and your daily life.

Homemade Mint Extract - Reuse Grow Enjoy

Learn how to make mint extract with this easy tutorial. It makes a great holiday gift or add it to your favorite recipes.

I'll most likely be jumping from dried herb to fresh herb tinctures in the next few days since I'm using up what I've got. Basil is one of...

Making a mint extract is no different than making a medicinal tincture. Essentially, you let vodka infuse with fresh mint for 4-6 weeks, strain, and that’s it. It takes little time, only 2 ingredients, and you end up with a versatile product for use as both food and medicine. #mintrecipes #mintextract #peppermintextract #diy #mint #peppermint

How to make an oregano tincture with fresh herbs to use as an antibiotic and a poison ivy remedy. Instructions and recipe included.