Upload

Log in to follow creators, like videos, and view comments.

eh-background

Create effects

AboutNewsroomContactCareers
TikTok for GoodAdvertiseDevelopersTransparencyTikTok RewardsTikTok Embeds
HelpSafetyTermsPrivacyCreator PortalCommunity Guidelines
See more
© 2023 TikTok

buffalogalorganics

Kasia

494Following
269Followers
642Likes

vegan. organic. skincare. bath. beauty Save 20% TIKTOK20 Bgobeauty.com

Shop at bgobeauty.com and get yours with the code tiktok20 and save 20% #magnesiumcream #stressrelief #essentialoils #wildwood #transdermalmagnesium #mthfr #herbalmedicine #magnesiumdeficiency created by Kasia with Tamar Braxton's She Did That
312
Shop at bgobeauty.com and get yours with the code tiktok20 and save 20%

#magnesiumcream #stressrelief #essentialoils #wildwood #transdermalmagnesium #mthfr #herbalmedicine #magnesiumdeficiency
Fire cider recipe, anyone? I received so many requests for a written recipe on my fire cider video. So, I thought I’d pass it along here for you! This is just the recipe I use but you can tailor it to your liking! If you don’t like jalapenos, use whatever spicy pepper you enjoy. If you’re allergic to onion, leave it out or try horseradish instead. Easy peasy! What is fire cider? Fire cider is an immune boosting, digestive supporting, energy giving, circulation stimulating, respiratory clearing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant tonic. Here’s my recipe using a half gallon mason jar. If using a quart size, just decrease by half. Try using organic produce where possible. 1 red onion 1 large orange 1 lemon 1 head of garlic 2 ½ jalapenos 7 dried cayenne peppers 1 tsp peppercorns 10 cloves 1 bunch of rosemary 1 bunch of thyme 1 handful ginger 1 handful turmeric 1 cinnamon stick Organic, raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar (ACV) - if you can’t find it, use whatever apple cider vinegar you have access to. Chop your produce, adding to your mason jar as you go. Add the rosemary, thyme, peppercorns, dried cayenne peppers, cloves and cinnamon stick. Fill your jar to the tip top with ACV. Place a sheet of parchment paper between the jar and your lid. This keeps the ACV from corroding the metal lid. If using a plastic lid, you can skip this step. Let your fire cider sit out on the counter or in the pantry for 4-6 weeks, gently shaking daily. Open the lid every couple of days and check the level of your ACV. If it’s not to the tip top, just top it off. After 4-6 weeks, strain it and squeeze all your cider from the produce. At this time you can add honey, maple syrup, agave or whatever sweetener you prefer. This is optional. I like mine unsweetened. Store your fire cider in a clean mason jar in the pantry or in the fridge. Refrigeration and adding a sweetener will help it to keep longer. Most fire cider will keep for approximately one year. If it starts looking different, tasting different, smelling different or getting slimy, it’s time for a new batch. You can take a tbsp each morning or reserve it for when you’ve come down with something, taking it 2-3x a day. What about the leftover produce? You can dehydrate it and grind it for a tasty food seasoning! Happy herbing!
240
Fire cider recipe, anyone?

I received so many requests for a written recipe on my fire cider video. So, I thought I’d pass it along here for you!

This is just the recipe I use but you can tailor it to your liking! If you don’t like jalapenos, use whatever spicy pepper you enjoy. If you’re allergic to onion, leave it out or try horseradish instead. Easy peasy!

What is fire cider?

Fire cider is an immune boosting, digestive supporting, energy giving, circulation stimulating, respiratory clearing, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant tonic.

Here’s my recipe using a half gallon mason jar. If using a quart size, just decrease by half. Try using organic produce where possible.

1 red onion
1 large orange
1 lemon
1 head of garlic
2 ½ jalapenos
7 dried cayenne peppers
1 tsp peppercorns
10 cloves
1 bunch of rosemary
1 bunch of thyme
1 handful ginger
1 handful turmeric
1 cinnamon stick
Organic, raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar (ACV) - if you can’t find it, use whatever apple cider vinegar you have access to.

Chop your produce, adding to your mason jar as you go. Add the rosemary, thyme, peppercorns, dried cayenne peppers, cloves and cinnamon stick. Fill your jar to the tip top with ACV. Place a sheet of parchment paper between the jar and your lid. This keeps the ACV from corroding the metal lid. If using a plastic lid, you can skip this step.

Let your fire cider sit out on the counter or in the pantry for 4-6 weeks, gently shaking daily. Open the lid every couple of days and check the level of your ACV. If it’s not to the tip top, just top it off.

After 4-6 weeks, strain it and squeeze all your cider from the produce. At this time you can add honey, maple syrup, agave or whatever sweetener you prefer. This is optional. I like mine unsweetened.

Store your fire cider in a clean mason jar in the pantry or in the fridge. Refrigeration and adding a sweetener will help it to keep longer. Most fire cider will keep for approximately one year. If it starts looking different, tasting different, smelling different or getting slimy, it’s time for a new batch.

You can take a tbsp each morning or reserve it for when you’ve come down with something, taking it 2-3x a day.

What about the leftover produce?

You can dehydrate it and grind it for a tasty food seasoning!

Happy herbing!
#magnesiumdeficiency #magnesiumbenefits #mthfr #healthyliving #vitalmg + #viralvideo
The priduct youre missing in your life right now. #magnesium #magnesiumoil #magnesiumspray #MTHFR #methylation #hashimotosthyroiditis #metabolism #bgo
#foodie #yum #cookin #foodtiktok
Food prep Sunday. We be cookin #foodprep #healthyeating #pie #nowaste
#predictions #predetermined #election2024 #conspiracytherory #alternatetimeline
Sore muscle relief
Hes so dumb but hes cute so….
Healthy skin begins here #skincare #beautytok #justlikemagic
Who knew? #notreal #fyp #siliconepartsweremadefortoys
Get TikTok App