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Spiced Dandelion Bitters on Plant Power Journal. The bitter taste actually activates the liver and digestive juices.
Our Favorite Resources for Learning About Foraging Wild Foods and Herbs: Blogs, Podcasts, and YouTube Channels on Gathering Wild Edibles and Medicinal Plants
Wood Sorrel // from Foraging & Feasting
Throat-Soothing Ginger Chamomile Popsicles with Lemon and Honey Recipe on Yummly
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hibiscus syrup @ Playful Cooking
A Recipe for Hibiscus Pomegranate Fire Cider from the Chestnut School of Herbal Medicine #firecider #herbal #holiday #hibiscus

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