Hi there! The recipe can be found on our blog here: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/carrot-cake-breakfast-snack-bars

Hi there! This recipe can be found on our blog here: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/carrot-cake-breakfast-snack-bars We hope you enjoy! 🥕

Hi there, great question! Glycerites have a shelf life of around 12-24 months when kept in a sealed container in a cool, dark place. ACV extracts have a somewhat shorter shelf life of about 6-12 months when stored under the same conditions. We hope this helps!

You most certainly can! We always love receiving suggestions for new products and/or blog recipes. ☕️🫖🌿

You absolutely could make some tasty snack bars with those ingredients! The key is getting the texture broken down just enough to where you can pack it down tightly to avoid a crumbly texture. If your dough seems a bit too dry, add 1 tsp. of water at a time and pulse until combined. 🥕

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Hi there! The white and pink varieties of yarrow contain a naturally higher concentration of the active component responsible for yarrow's medicinal value, which allows these varieties to be more effective than others. We hope this information is helpful to you!

Hi there! We are not able to speak to this and would recommend connecting with a qualified healthcare practitioner to help answer your question.

The jar is the "quilted" variety of Ball Jars! We found these at a local home goods store :)

Hi there! Glycerin is a powerful natural presevative, so you would not need to add an additional preservative. We hope this helps!

Hi there! You can find all of this information on the blog recipe here: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/easy-homemade-vanilla-extract-recipe

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Hi there! The oil mixture combined with the melted beeswax will still be dark in color until the salve is fully hardened. Depending on the type of carrier oils you use, the melted salve mixture will range in color (like the blue/green hue featured in the video), so as long as the browning is not a result of burnt or rancid carrier oils, don't worry too much about the color before the hardening stage. We hope this helps!

Hi there! Douglas fir needles are known for offering immune system support and antimicrobial properties. 🌲

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Hi there! We don't use tallow in our recipes, so we cannot speak to whether or not this method would be successful with tallow. Since tallow has a very unique fat profile, we'd recommend seeking out DIY recipes intended specifically for tallow.

Thank you so much for the kind words! The variety of Douglas fir featured in this video, coastal Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) is native and thrives best in moist, mild climates on the west coast. The counterpart to coastal Douglas fir, Rocky Mountain Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga macrocarpa), would be more likely to be found and/or introduced outside of the PNW region, as it is far more cold tolerant than coastal Douglas fir.

Hi there, great question! The most common variety of Douglas fir trees sold for Christmas trees is typically coastal Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), as it grows faster than Rocky Mountain Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga macrocarpa). However, both varieties of Douglas fir can be sold as Christmas trees, so it'd be best to ask the farmer which specific variety of Doulgas fir they grow and harvest.

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Hi there! Due to FDA regulations, we are not able to provide dosage recommendations. However, fire cider is typically sipped in small quantities to support digestion, immunity, and overall wellness. Due to the potent nature of fire cider, it is not recommend to drink large quantities at a time. We hope this helps!

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Yes! We used a half gallon (or two quart) jar for this :)

Hi there! You are correct that when water and oil alone are combined, it can be a breeding ground for bacteria and mold growth. However, the addition of alcohol kills off and prevents bacterial and mold growth. We hope this helps!

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