Spruce Tips Tea Prep by @thevibrantcateye
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Spruce Tips Tea Prep by @thevibrantcateye
I did it!!! I made a tea that tastes like the woods. Featuring wild-havested spruce and fir needles from a friend in NH, hand washed and oven dried by me and carefully crunched to release all their piney essence, mixed with green rooibos, calendula flowers and a touch of lapsang souchong. Earthy, green, calming, just the tiniest bit smoky. Tastes like the silence in the forest and pine needles crunching under your shoes. Perfect balm for the heartsick city-dwelling Pagan (like me.) I’m excited about this one.
(Not suitable for pregnant women or anyone with an allergy to conifers.)
Coming soon to Hippy Elf Chick on Etsy :)
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