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Add the contents of the kit to a jar and cover with raw apple cider vinegar. Shake regularly and allow to steep for approximately one month. Strain, sweeten to taste, and refrigerate.
A full recipe card is included with every kit, so there's no need to remember measurements or instructions.
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Orange* · Lemon* · Grapefruit* · Onion* · Ginger* · Horseradish* · Garlic* · Lime* · Turmeric* · Jalapeño* · Ceylon Cinnamon* · Thyme* · Peppercorn* · Cayenne*
*Organic ingredient
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Fire Cider is something I make for my own family, and when I created this kit, I wanted it to be the same recipe I was already making at home—not simply a blend of dried ingredients that sounded about right.
To convert my recipe into a shelf-stable kit, I made a batch with the fresh ingredients, dehydrated everything, and weighed it all out so I could translate those amounts into the dried version you receive. I wanted to know that when you make a Meadowdale Fire Cider Kit, you're making the same Fire Cider I prepare for my own family.
And because sourcing, chopping, dehydrating, and measuring all those individual ingredients is a lot of work, I've already done that part for you.
You add the raw apple cider vinegar and raw honey. I took care of the rest.
That's the whole idea behind this kit: traditional herbal preparation made a little more doable for a busy family.
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Do not give honey to children under 12 months of age. For families with children under 1, use maple syrup instead.
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Full instructions, troubleshooting, FAQs, storage information + ways to use your finished Fire Cider.These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.