Harvest
Natural Market
My
aunt was driving us around the Katy area and I spied the Harvest Natural Market
sign. We love visiting new grocery stores and this little shop was bunches of
fun. Stevia and lemon balm plants were in the produce section, natural weave
blankets and crafts were scattered about and a cafeteria with lamb and seating
called our name. We didn’t answer as we had other plans, but thankfully enjoyed
the bread and olive oil samples.
Hay
Max
Lavender and aloe
are two "edibles" that go into Hay Max, little pots of "allergen
barrier balms" that will make my spring more pleasant. This soft balm
traps allegens before they get into you body. Rub some around the rim of both
nostrils and the "bones of the eyes" and reapply after blowing your
nose. It's very soft and soothing. I love the method, because I'm the type who
figures if a llittle is good then a is better. For years I've been rubbing
mentholatum much mroe near the nostrils than recommended, so this balm is a
welcome change. Apparently those in the UK who suffer from allegies to grass,
trees, ragweed, pollen, dust and pets have been trusting Hay Max for a decade
and it's new to us here. It's a drug-free, non-drowsy option.
Whipped
honey: Do you already enjoy the handiness of mixing peanutbutter and honey? Try
your whipped honey with another nut's butter, say almond or cashew. It will go
straight to gourmet. Add something crunchy like walnut crumbles or sunflower
seeds, or maybe chocolote nibs and you've hit the top. I accidentally got some
red pepper flakes mixed in with my walnuts and that worked, too.
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