How to Make Pine Needle Tea - Trail Hacks

[@lukaschemistry7323]

I as a camping and science channel can appreciate this piece of art 😎

[@christophertatum3131]

Important to know what kind of pine tree are you using some are not safe for tea

[@thesteveshowfoodfestroadtest]

Great vid! Yes, I like to brew it a long time in order get get out as much resins and oils as possible!

[@tkgcreations3247]

Thanks for the video

[@jbaucco]

Uhhh I made v some but didn't wash off.. smelled like dog urine... was too high for a dog to reach.. is this common?

[@nikopuffin8932]

Squirrel urine???😅

[@thesteveshowfoodfestroadtest]

I've never washed it off prior to brewing! That smell is natural to pine! Try spruce or cedar gor a different flavor profile!

[@forrest603]

Probably smart to note certain evergreens aren't edible... like I'd not recommend Hemlock needle tea LOL

[@stayseesea7340]

You just slaughtered that sapling. How about just pulling off some needles?

[@gertiecraign5334]

Please do not rip a sapling in half to make yourself some tea.

[@thehuntermikipl1170]

because?

[@darincorkery3475]

'PromoSM'

[@thesteveshowfoodfestroadtest]

Great vid! Yes, I like to brew it a long time in order get get out as much resins and oils as possible!