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For those with a sweet tooth or a penchant for healthy snacking, 7Bazaari's option to Buy Premium Dates Online is a game-changer. The reviewer was delighted by the diverse range of dates available, each possessing a unique flavor profile. From succulent Medjool dates to the caramel-like Barhi dates, 7Bazaari's collection caters to various tastes. The elegant packaging adds an extra layer of sophistication, making these premium dates a thoughtful and delightful gift for any occasion.

Health-conscious gifting

In the realm of health-conscious gifting, 7Bazaari shines with its option to Buy Dehydrated Fruits Online. The reviewer was pleased to discover a variety of delectable fruits ranging from mangoes and pineapples to berries and apples. The dehydration process preserves the natural sweetness of the fruits without compromising on nutritional value. The vibrant colors and intense flavors make these dehydrated fruits an attractive and wholesome gift option, perfect for those who prioritize wellness and vitality.

A standout in 7Bazaari's collection is their English Breakfast Tea, a delightful addition for tea enthusiasts or those looking to elevate their gifting game. The reviewer savored the rich and robust flavor of this classic blend. The high-quality tea leaves, carefully curated for their depth and aroma, ensure a truly satisfying tea-drinking experience. Packaged in elegant and environmentally-friendly containers, 7Bazaari's English Breakfast Tea is a thoughtful and sophisticated gift for tea connoisseurs.

Conclusion

7Bazaari unveils the art of gifting with a unique blend of quality, variety, and sophistication. Whether you choose to buy nuts online, select premium dates, indulge in dehydrated fruits, or savor the richness of English Breakfast Tea, 7Bazaari has something to offer for every palate and occasion. The thoughtful curation and attention to detail make each product not just a purchase but a gesture of spreading joy and smiles. As a reviewer, one can confidently recommend 7Bazaari as the go-to destination for those seeking to make their gifts a memorable and delightful experience.

[elminx]

Witch Tips: 8 Ways To Advance Your Kitchen Witchery

Note here: as always, not all of these tips will work for everyone. Take what resonates with you and leave the rest. Where you are in life (how old you are, your budget, and where you live) will influence which of these are available. That’s okay.

One of my biggest frustrations with Kitchen Witch spaces online is that they are (almost always) simply a list of recipes or general kitchen correspondences. Sure, these are parts of kitchen witchery, but there’s more to it than that. I’ve decided to compile a list of things you can do to up the practical side of your craft. You’ll notice that these are not magical tips, per se, but tips on how to deepen your connection to the food you eat and craft with.

Join a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Farmshare

I’m starting with the big guns here. A CSA is a way to buy a share of a local farm. You give the farmer money ahead of the season (often in the fall, but you can sometimes sign up year-round), and then you get weekly or monthly pickups of their produce all season long. There are so many ways this supports kitchen craft: you are supporting a local farm in your community, you are guaranteeing yourself local seasonal produce, and it’s a great way to save money.

CSAs tend to be a big investment up front, but the payoff is great – pound for pound, you don’t get those prices in a store. With some CSAs, you can go directly to the farm and choose some or all of what you take home, while others give you a premade box. Some deliver or have pickup points in major cities all over the country. Some come with pick-your-own herbs, tomatoes, and flowers. This is a better choice for an adventurous eater – you will encounter things you’ve never eaten! (If you’re a pickier eater, the next tip might be more your style) Some places have CSAs that include more than just vegs, too. In my area, I could sign up for a meat share, a fruit share, an egg share, and even a flower share!

Visit Your Local Farmer’s Markets

If you like complete control over what you eat but also like the idea of supporting local agriculture, farmer’s markets are a great place to start. You will find anything from in-season fresh-picked produce to eggs, meat, local honey, and more! They are also a great place to find fruit seconds during canning season. When you buy directly from a farm, the money goes into the farmer’s pockets, and the food is often cheaper without the grocer’s markup. Plus, you may get to talk to the people who grow your food, which is a big win in my book. This option is great because it does not involve a big investment like a CSA, and you can buy only what you will use.

Grow Your Own

If the above two options aren’t available to you, or you want to try out your green thumb, why not grow your own herbs, fruit, or veggies this season? I’m not suggesting starting a whole-scale garden if that’s not something you have ever done before – start small and manageable. Pick one thing you KNOW you will eat and grow that. This takes more planning because you must consider your space and time constraints. All plants need soil, light, and nutrients, but each has different needs. Most herbs, tomatoes, and peppers can be grown in containers in smaller spaces, while other plants need a lot of room to grow. A lack of outdoor space can be remedied with a few grow lights. If you’re starting for the first time, this is a list of herbs that are very easy to grow for beginners so long as you give them enough light to thrive: basil, cilantro/coriander, garden sage, lemon balm, mint, lavender, oregano, parsley, rosemary, and thyme.

This can be a really budget-friendly option, too! Many areas have active plant groups with friendly people who are very willing to donate an old grow pot and a start to a newbie gardener. Plus, if you’re growing it yourself, you don’t need to purchase it in a store.

Can, Freeze, Dry, Dehydrate, and Save

If you end up with a CSA or grow your own, there will likely be a point in the season when you have a bounty too large to consume. When we have enough, we share or save for later. This isn’t a manual on the best ways to preserve your harvest, but you definitely can preserve it for a later date. And, I promise you, nothing is more rewarding in the dead of winter than pulling out something you preserved in the height of summer. Your preservation methods will change depending on what you have an excess of. If you want to get into water bath canning, I suggest picking up any version of the Ball Blue Book, which gives you directions on safe canning methods. If you live in a dry climate, you can dry your herbs by hanging them, but if you’re like me and live in a humid zone, a dehydrator is a safe way to avoid pesky mold issues. Many fruits and vegetables can be frozen, cut up, or whole. Do some research here – you’ll be surprised by what you find.

Use Those Scraps

If you want to be frugal and more environmentally friendly, start keeping your kitchen scraps. Bones and leftover vegetable ends can be frozen and later turned into broth. Citrus peels can candied, dried, or infused into vinegar or vodka. Apple peels can be turned into pectin for jam or jelly making. The ends of tender herbs like cilantro, basil, and parsley can be pulsed into pestos and sauces. The rinds on parmesan cheese can be saved to add to soups or sauces for some extra umami. I could go on, and I’m sure there are a million uses for kitchen scraps I’ve never heard of. If you are interested in this, there are many folk magic resources about using what you already have, and that would be a good place to start. Being frugal saves money and keeps unnecessary waste out of landfills.

Compost

Speaking of landfills, how about keeping your vegetable scraps out of them altogether? Many improvements in composting have allowed it to be done in much smaller spaces. I have a postage stamp-sized backyard, but I have two large compost bins that I rotate using yearly so that one is always curing while the other is being filled up with new produce. Plus, I have natural fertilizer for my garden that came from my kitchen! If you don’t have outdoor space, devices on the market now can compost your kitchen scraps in a few hours. Some seem to be rated for bones, which is pretty cool. They still seem to be pricy, but it’s an option if you can afford it.

Make Your Own

Are you into baking? Did you know you can make your own vanilla extract by putting a vanilla bean into some vodka? It’s virtually eternally reusable because you simply refill the bottle every time you use it. (Sidenote: for a deeper flavor, sub in your favorite dark liquor for the vodka here) Now, you have vanilla extract, which is also vanilla vodka. This also works for other extracts (mint, coffee, and almonds come to mind), but you should research how long to infuse them. Do you love pies? You can make and can your own pie filling while the fruit is in season. Do you love tacos? Make your own salsa. This can really level up your witching because it gives you an extra chance to infuse your magic into your food – once while you prepare the base ingredients and again when you cook them into your meal.

Pick-Your-Own

There is nothing quite like making a strawberry shortcake from start to finish. For me, that starts in the strawberry fields. Picking the berries myself guarantees the best and freshest berries! And it creates a great link between me and the plant where it was growing. In my area, I can pick herbs, flowers, salad, tomatoes, and beans at my local farm share, but depending on the season, I can also find you-pick strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and apples. I try to take advantage of every one. This weekend, I’ll be staying near a you-pick lavender farm and will definitely be visiting there, too! Since you do the work to pick your own, the produce prices tend to be lower, too. This is a great way to get outdoors and connect with what you are cooking with where it is growing.

Wild Harvesting

This comes with several caveats: You ABSOLUTELY need to do your own research and be 100% sure of your plant identification before you eat anything you harvest from the wild. A mistake can literally kill you! If you have known food allergies, this is not the tip for you—trying any food you haven’t had before is a risk of an allergic reaction, so don’t risk it. Additionally, some wild foods are protected or endangered. Know before you harvest. Take only what you’ll use and leave some for the animals. Practice safe wild harvesting, too – avoid taking from places near major roads, cemeteries, or known hazardous waste dumping grounds for your own safety. On the other hand – harvest invasives to your heart’s content!

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There are, of course, a million ways to kitchen witch and this is simply some of the ways that I like to connect more deeply with my food in all stages of its journey. How do YOU kitchen witch? I'd love to hear more about it - feel free to send me asks telling me what you like to do.

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[bluespiriteddragon]

Dragonkin snack ideas

It's late at night, so here's some snack ideas for my fellow dragons out there. These snacks are meant to last for long times, can be made at home with some know how and can possibly made in bulk.

Jerky is a safe option for a meaty snack, doesn't need to be precooked, lasts a long time and can even come in other meats like turkey, deer or pork and it can be made with different spices to suit your taste! And if you know how to, you can easily make jerky at home to your taste! At minimum you need meat and a dehydrator. I still strongly recommend that you follow recipes online before experimenting.

Next up is pork rinds, a lighter snack. They're easy to find in any store, you can buy them in bulk in large containers. This is also able to be made at home, though you'd need to find cuts of pork skin to deep fry first, and I can't be certain how many of my fellow dragon kin can get access to a butcher. But still, you can buy pork rinds in almost any store!

This one is for my omnivorous dragonkin out there! Fruit! This one can be made to your liking! Fan of berries, make a berry mix! Like citrus? Make a mix with citrus fruit! The sky is the limit with your personal fruit mix! And if you don't have any ideas for your mix of fruit, then you can always start off simple with fruit cocktail!

If you have any ideas for your own dragonkin snacks, please let me know! All ideas are welcome!

[official-saul-goodman]

smart water as a brand is disingenuous, because it's not smart or anything it's just kind of tasty and expensive. But it is not good for providing hydration because there is no sodium at all in it, it's distilled water with the kind of electrolytes that just add flavour and don't do much for replenishing the minerals you need. There's been a few people online who have expressed the fact that it does not help with dehydration unless you add things like cranberry juice or other things which do contain the necessary electrolytes.

So i don't recommend buying smart water, just get whatever water you usually get. Or bottle up the water you have at home. If you can't drink the tap water, maybe get a water filter jug that you can use. And if you're out and about, you can get these water bottles that have filters in them so you can just fill them up whenever, and then drink water safely out of it. Maybe add a few slices of cucumber or some kind of fruit for extra taste and minerals.

[stevishabitat]

wodneswynn Hey, listen: We're not gonna get anywhere with this "socialism" stuff unless we can establish solidarity networks that provide. real, tangible aid. And I do mean "tangible" in the sense of "you can fill up a box with it."

Back in the old-timey days, when we didn't have things like a minimum wage or gov- ernment assistance, folks didn't think twice about paying union dues every month out of their meager paychecks. And in those days, when it was a regular, everyday occurrence for union people to get beat up or outright murdered for their union-ing, the unions still managed to win a lot of their fights. Reason for all that? The bigger part of them union dues I mentioned "went into a strike fund",

Time on a picket line means time off the clock. And as for me, in this economy, if I go a week without a check, my family don't eat. I go two weeks without a check, and we're homeless. And them's the brakes.

Rjenroses: In my community we started a co-op in order to, in part, purchase things with mass buying power (i.e, we can get things at wholesale if we order enough of them, so we can, for example, eat organic food for about what conventional costs a lot of the time.)

But we also set aside a little money each time we order, and that money helps pay for donation boxes... and the social network we created when we created the co-op means that if someone has a crisis, someone else probably has the answer. "This family just lost their job and can't afford to buy presents for their kids" may get a response of "Here are presents for every single family member" or it might end up with finding a job for the people looking for work, or both, because the co-op membership is diverse and represents a lot of people who are otherwise. very connected in the community.

When a part of town is out of power, it's usually possible to find a co-op member who can run for ice or bring a meal, or offer use of a washer/dryer for the evening.

We had one year where we were making donation meal boxes for a holiday, found out on the last delivery about a family in severe need, talked about it in the co-op group and ended up showing up at their house with not only a meal, but enough dry goods, paper towels, toilet paper, etc. for a month, plus a credit with the co-op for fresh fruits andveggies.

I cannot overstate the power of networking. in your community. This one started out. in a natural parenting group, but quickly spread beyond that, from college students to retirees. It's like a small town, only more open-minded. We started with about 20-30 families. There are now hundreds of people involved.

I had a trans kid land with me at one point and asked if anyone had size whatever clothes and within a few hours we had a box on my porch, within a couple days we had a bunch of things he needed.

The co-op keeps a lending library of tools and weirdly specific kitchen devices like an Æbleskiver pan, a food dehydrator, a capsule maker and a carpet cleaner. The kinds of things people need once or twice a year, but might not have the room to store.

We periodically do a buy of sensory toys and sensory bin supplies, for example, because we have a lot of autistic members and parents of autistic kids,I have bought socks from the co-op that were purple with unicorns farting rainbows on them. We recently got in Black History: flashcards and we've done a lot of Black Lives Matter and Hate Has No Home lawn signs. Pretty much if people want it and we can find it at wholesale, the co-op will order it.

It even spawned a side-business (more than one, actually, but this is the relevant one) of an online app for co-op managing, called http://managemy.coop so that other communities could take advantage of our experience and start out with an easier tool than the google spreadsheets we started out with.

Anyway... if you want to network within your community, this is a really, really good way of connecting with a broad cross-section of people.

nyshadidntbreakit: All that stuff about unions still applies, too. Unions have hardship funds. If you're a union member and you're broke, or you've been fired, or whatever, you can apply to the union for a grant to help you out. The binmen in Birmingham pulled off a months-long strike. recently thanks to the union paying their living costs. Unions force employers to pay decent pension contributions and have safe sick leave policies,

If you're employed, join your damn union!

solarpunk gnomes: You might check out http://www.transitionus .org/transition-towns too. They're trying to build resilient communities by getting neighbors to talk with each other about stuff.

[omg-physics]

Worm Bin Tutorial

Disclaimer: the information I’m giving is based on my own personal experience and research. Some of the things that work for me may not work in a different setup. If you’re interested in learning more, I’d highly recommend the book “Worms Eat My Garbage” by Mary Appelhof.

Why have a worm bin?

It’s a great way to dispose of organic matter while minimizing methane emissions! Landfills aren’t set up for aerobic decomposition, so food scraps in landfills often give off a ton of methane emissions when decomposing, which is a pretty potent greenhouse gas! Also, worm castings are an excellent fertilizer/mulch/soil amendment.

A worm bin is super low-maintenance once you figure out what you are doing. It doesn’t smell bad and can be kept indoors—I keep mine by my desk in the winter! And I think it’s pretty fun. Also, your trash won’t smell as bad when it isn’t full of rotting food!

Making the Worm Bin

Really what you need here are two containers. One of them you put a bunch of holes in, and that sits inside the other container. The holes are important because they allow for drainage of water (which is then caught by the external container) and diffusion of oxygen. I used some kitty litter buckets for this, and they work great! The lid is really useful.

Pro-tip: you don’t need a drill to make the holes. If you have a knife or razor blade, you can press it into the plastic and rotate it, which makes nice, round holes.

The bin with holes in it sits inside the other bin, but there should be space for water drainage/collection and air permeation.

Worms

The worms you want in general are “red wrigglers” or Eisenia fetida. These are sometimes sold as bait worms, but in my experience the “red worms” are actually European Nightcrawlers (labeled “ENC”). Those can also work, but they prefer different conditions from red wigglers (I believe they live deeper in the soil) so they might not be as successful. You also need a lot of worms to start out with, like a pound of worms. I had the best success going to a local vermiculture business and getting a pound of mixed worms (red wigglers, European night crawlers, and Indian blues). I think the mix is useful since having a couple different species makes the bin more resilient.

Note: buying local is really beneficial here. When worms are sold online and shipped, the sellers “dehydrate” them a bit to help lower weight and prevent overheating. The worms will be perfectly healthy after you give them moist bedding again, but you’re going to miss out on bacteria and other beneficial critters that could come with the worms if they are fresh.

Setting up the Bin

An important thing I have learned from experience: you can’t just put food and worms in a bin and expect things to work. You also need bedding. Bedding is filler material, like newspaper or coconut coir. I mostly use newspaper I buy from a local vermiculture business. I tried ripping my own paper and once it got wet it turned into a solid layer, whereas the pre-ripped newspaper I buy has a fluffy consistency.

I’ve also tried using peat moss as bedding, but that didn’t work so well—I got a huge spike in the more population (maybe from acidic conditions?). Peat moss also isn’t great for the environment in general.

The bedding is important because worms shouldn’t eat too much food or too much of their own poop (castings) as both are bad for them. Bedding should be topped off when possible. When you add food to the bin, use a shovel to bury it in the bedding. This helps things rot properly, prevents mold and bad smells, and keeps away critters like fruit flies.

Other Critters

Your worm bin can and should have other critters in it! Some in my bin include mites and springtails, who both help the worms break down organic matter. However, there should be a balance between other critters and the worms. If something appears to be taking over, you might have a problem. I’ve also had fruit flies in my bin—this didn’t end up being a huge problem as long as I only opened the lid of the bin outdoors.

Worm Bin Maintenance

Once you get going, the worm bin doesn’t require much maintenance. I keep a freezer bag in my freezer and fill it up with food scraps, and once it seems the worms are mostly finished with the last feeding, I’ll thaw the bag and feed them again. (Freezing is helpful because it’s a convenient way to preserve the scraps, but it also helps to kickstart breaking down, since freezing damages things.) Be careful not to over-feed the worms, as this can lead to a sour bin and/or string-of-pearls (which is a pretty disturbing worm ailment).

Also be careful of what you feed the worms. You can look up lists of dos and donts online, but in general, stick to plant matter, and don’t feed them aromatic herbs or citrus. Also make sure to feed the worms plenty of crushed eggshells, as this provides grit and halos to regulate the pH of the worm bin.

The worms should be kept in a location with temperatures that are comfortable to humans. They don’t do well if conditions are too cold or too warm.

Make sure to dump out any water that accumulates and add bedding when it’s needed. I use this to water plants, and I haven’t had any negative effects, but some people will say you shouldn’t do that.

Once the bin starts to get full, you can remove worm castings. There are fancy ways to do this, but I just dig through the bin and scoop out any areas that are nearly all worm castings and then remove any worms/eggs that are in the castings by hand. The castings can be mixed in with potting soil or used on top like a mulch. (Although be careful: Ive heard worms are an invasive species in some areas so check before you potentially introduce them to the ground.)

Conclusions

So that’s it! If you want more information, I encourage you to do your own research. Although try to seek out multiple sources—not all the information out on the internet (or even in books) has been properly vetted. I can also try my best to answer questions based on my own experience, but I’m still relatively new at this.

[flock-talk]

hi! so my bird’s 8th birthday is this week & i want to make her a bird safe or something. I’ve been doing some googling but a lot of the recipes require me buy a lot of ingredients I don’t have so I’m just wondering if you or any of your followers have any ideas that are simple & bird safe. bird pic attached for bird tax

I don't have a designated birthday recipe, I usually buy some nutriberries or a special honey seed stick!

An easy option might be making diy fruit leathers, recipes usually only call for some puréed fruit (fresh or frozen) and some honey, then you just bake till they’ve dried out at a low temperature. DIYing dehydrated fruits on their own may be fun!

Bird bread is always an option but does require more ingredients, there’s a ton of recipes for those online though

followers have any suggestions?

[boozlosaurabh]

Refreshing and Rejuvenating: The Power of Detox Water

In recent years, the idea of detoxification has become increasingly popular. With detox diets, juice cleanses, and detox drinks on the rise, it's no surprise that detox water has emerged as a popular trend in the world of health and wellness. This simple yet powerful drink can help to refresh and rejuvenate your body. It has become a favorite among those looking to improve their health naturally.

Detox water is simply water infused with fruits, vegetables, and herbs. It's an easy and delicious way to stay hydrated. It is also providing your body with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. There are many different recipes for detox water, and each one has its own unique benefits.

One of the key ingredients in many detox drink recipes is alkaline water. Alkaline water is less acidic than normal tap water because it has a greater pH level. This can have many benefits for the body, like improved digestion, increased energy, and better hydration.

One easy way to incorporate alkaline water into your detox routine is with an alkaline water bottle. These bottles use a special filter to increase the pH level of the water. As you drink it, providing you with all the benefits of alkaline water wherever you go.

So why is detox water so powerful? We're going to explore some of the key elements and the benefits they offer in a bit more detail.

Lemon: Lemon is a popular ingredient in detox water because it's rich in vitamin C and help to boost the immune system and improve skin health. It's also a natural diuretic, which means it can help to flush toxins out of the body.

Cucumber: Cucumber is another popular ingredient in detox water. As it's a natural diuretic and can help to reduce inflammation in the body. It's also rich in antioxidants, which can help to fight free radicals and protect against chronic diseases.

Ginger: Ginger is a powerful anti-inflammatory and can help to reduce muscle pain and soreness. It's also been shown to improve digestion and reduce nausea.

Mint: Mint is a refreshing herb that can help to soothe the digestive tract and reduce bloating. It's also a natural stimulant, which can help to boost energy levels.

Watermelon: Watermelon is a hydrating fruit that's rich in vitamins A and C, as well as antioxidants. It's also a natural diuretic, which means it can help to flush toxins out of the body.

By combining these ingredients in different combinations, you can create a variety of detox water recipes. These provides a wide range of health benefits. Some popular combinations include lemon and cucumber, ginger and lemon, and watermelon and mint.

In addition to the benefits of the individual ingredients, Alkaline water can also help to improve hydration levels. Many people don't drink enough water throughout the day. Due to which dehydration can lead to a number of health problems, including headaches, fatigue, and constipation. By infusing water with fruits and herbs, you can make it more appealing and enjoyable to drink. It can help to increase your overall water intake. Buy Detox Drinks Online at Boozlo - India's 1st e-commerce luxury concierge marketplace for party essentials.

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[thessalian]

Thess vs Projects & Acquisitions

Well, today’s already been a pretty good day. I mean, I haven’t been awake for long, but ... y’know, that’s part of why it’s been a good day.

Since I had the day off, I had earlier-than-usual mini watch party of The Legend of Vox Machina. (I have thoughts. I’ll ramble about all that later.) Slept in. Woke up and did the online ordering portion of my big grocery shop. Which was good because some of the things I wanted and needed were on special offer - like, the good gluten-free bread, just for example. Also picked up a few ingredients for something I really wanted to try - see, I’m a little fed up at how expensive hot chocolate mix is, and the supermarket own-brand stuff is kind of crap, and I tripped over a video awhile ago about how to make your own. So I’m going to do that. Which meant I needed a couple of storage containers of the right size to store the finished product ... though I could just use the old jars, which I’ve saved. Hmm. Thoughts for later, but honestly, with everything I get up to, I could use storage jars. Also I needed to hit Amazon anyway because I needed a safer candy thermometer than the one I have if I’m going to be making hard candy. Even the steam from heating sugar to hard crack point can be seriously painful, and my candy thermometer requires leaning too close to the pot for my liking.

Anyway, after that, I fulfilled a promise to myself - a promise that this paycheque, on sale or not, I was going to get my Gilmore’s Glorious Bathrobe. It’s time to retire my old one, which looks like I skinned a polka-dotted Muppet to get it. It’s served me well, my old Muppet, but one of the pockets is ripped halfway off and it’s all battered. Best part is, it was still on sale - to the point where even when I sprang for DPD next-day delivery service, it was still cheaper than the base price would have been if I’d bought it while not on sale! Which means I should have it tomorrow! So I am of a squee. That’s even not taking into account that apparently my bestie is throwing the Trinket slippers at me as an early birthday gift.

Look, right now, with the way things are? Being able to stay warm without turning on the heating is a serious bonus. And ... well, the shark socks didn’t work out - they were cheap crap and the soles kept shifting in weird ways so they’re not really wearable - and my lovely super-thick fleece socks are great for warming up my feet when I’m curling up in bed for the night but they’re thick enough that I can’t throw a pair of shoes over them to step out onto the balcony. Thus, two pairs of moderately warm socks and slippers. I’ve been making do with thinner socks so I had my eye on more slippers anyway. I was just getting jazzed about the Trinket slippers hitting the UK shop and thinking I could buy slippers and robe at the same time, when all of a sudden, “I’m letting you know that I’m getting you the Trinket slippers, so you don’t go ahead and buy them first - happy early birthday”. My bestie knows me too well. ^_^

Right. It’s been a productive day but I’ve still got shit to do. Need to go out and pick up painkillers and at least some groceries (delivery’s tomorrow but food is still needed today). So not much shit to do, but some. Tomorrow’s going to be the day for Doing Things, though - fruit to run through the dehydrator, making my hot chocolate mix, and running D&D. And Sunday’s the big group session. Lots to prep for, but hey.

[saatbazaari]

Celebrate Every Occasion with 7Bazaari's Unique and Personalized Gifts

In the bustling world of gift-giving, finding that perfect present that is both unique and meaningful can be a daunting task. However, 7Bazaari has emerged as a beacon for those who seek to celebrate every occasion with distinctive flair. As a reviewer, the focus will be on 7Bazaari's offerings, particularly the ability to Buy Dry Fruits, access Traditional Sweets, and explore the delightful Sugar-Free Gift Box and Personalized Gift Box Online options.

Buy Dry Fruits Online

For those with a penchant for healthy and wholesome gifting, the option to Buy Dry Fruits Online at 7Bazaari is a game-changer. The reviewer was pleased to discover an extensive range of premium quality dry fruits available at the click of a button. From almonds to cashews, each product is carefully sourced and packaged, ensuring freshness and flavor. The convenience of browsing through an online platform for such items is especially appreciated, making 7Bazaari a one-stop-shop for those who value health-conscious gifting.

Traditional Sweets

Traditional Sweets hold a special place in the hearts of many during celebrations, and 7Bazaari's array of Traditional Sweets Online is a testament to the company's commitment to preserving age-old recipes and flavors. The reviewer was impressed by the variety offered, from classic ladoos to mouth-watering jalebis. The sweets not only boast authentic tastes but are also elegantly packaged, making them an ideal choice for gifting on festive occasions. 7Bazaari's dedication to quality ensures that each bite is a nostalgic journey, reminiscent of the rich culinary heritage embedded in traditional Indian sweets.

Standout offerings

One of 7Bazaari's standout offerings is the Sugar Free Gift Box, catering to the growing demand for healthier alternatives in gift-giving. The reviewer noted the thoughtfulness behind curating a collection that caters to individuals with dietary restrictions or those simply looking to indulge in guilt-free treats. The Sugar-Free Gift Box is a delightful assortment of sweets made with sugar alternatives, proving that one can enjoy the sweetness of celebrations without compromising on health. 7Bazaari's commitment to inclusivity in their product range is commendable, ensuring that everyone can partake in the joy of gifting.

Personalized gifting

In the realm of personalized gifting, 7Bazaari shines with its enticing array of options available in the Personalized Gift Box Online category. The reviewer was particularly impressed by the versatility and thoughtfulness embedded in each personalized gift box. From customized messages to the inclusion of carefully selected items tailored to the recipient's preferences, 7Bazaari elevates the act of gifting to a truly personal and memorable experience. Whether it's a birthday, anniversary, or any special occasion, these personalized gift boxes are a thoughtful way to express sentiments and create lasting memories.

Conclusion

7Bazaari's Unique and Personalized Gifts redefine the art of thoughtful giving. The ability to Buy Dry Fruits Online, access Traditional Sweets Online, and explore the innovative Sugar-Free Gift Box and Personalized Gift Box Online options positions 7Bazaari as a pioneer in the gifting industry. Whether one seeks a healthy gesture, a taste of tradition, or a personalized touch, 7Bazaari ensures that every gift is a celebration in itself, leaving a lasting impression on both the giver and the recipient. Celebrate every occasion with 7Bazaari, where each gift tells a story of care, consideration, and joy.

[hanskinlavina]

6 Habits to Prevent Premature Skin Ageing

You can start working to prevent premature skin aging at any time. You don't have to wait until wrinkles start to appear to make an effort.

Here are six habits to prevent premature skin aging. Your skin will age. It's an unavoidable reality. There are many ways to deal with it, but at some point, you have to accept it. However, the problem is when the aging process starts at a young age. You're young and your skin is getting older.

Sure, you can cover it up to some extent with makeup, but it's best to minimise it if you can. You can minimise the appearance of aging skin by improving your habits that affect your skin's health, including using anti-aging cosmetics.

And the earlier you start doing this, the more effective it will be in preventing the appearance of spots, wrinkles, and imperfections.

6 Habits to Prevent Premature Skin Ageing

Apply sunscreen

Direct sun exposure is one of the causes of premature skin aging and the development of serious diseases such as skin cancer.

Wearing sunscreen every day can prevent sunburn and over-drying of the skin.

It's important to wear sunscreen not only on sunny days, but also on cloudy days.

On sunny days, you should wear a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30.

2. Eat antioxidants

Eating foods rich in antioxidants can minimise the aging of the skin due to free radicals.

Antioxidants promote the skin"s regeneration process, softening and protecting it.

Fruits and raw vegetables contain high amounts of antioxidants. Other plants and grains also contain antioxidants.

3. Drink plenty of water

Drinking enough water every day is not only important for the smooth functioning of your internal organs, but it also helps to keep your skin hydrated and oxygenated. People who don't drink enough water are more likely to become dehydrated, and dehydration can lead to changes in the skin.

Drinking six to eight glasses of water a day will give your cells the hydration they need and allow them to regenerate properly.

Water not only helps detoxify the blood, but also prevents toxins from causing blemishes.

4. Detoxify your body

Drinking water is essential for the body"s detoxification process. Not only that, but water also plays an important role in the proper functioning of the excretory system. The accumulation of toxins can lead to cell deterioration, skin aging, acne, and other skin conditions.

You should try to detoxify your body on a regular basis. You can do this by eating fruits and vegetables or drinking detoxifying drinks.

During a detox, you should avoid eating saturated fats, processed foods, and sweets.

5. Do not smoke

In addition to nicotine, cigarettes contain dozens of toxic compounds that damage cells and accelerate the skin's aging process.

Heavy smoking breaks down collagen and reduces the body"s ability to absorb nutrients.

Smokers are at a higher risk of developing skin diseases, as well as minor skin problems such as acne.

6. Exfoliate We recommend exfoliating at least once a week. It"s an important habit to prevent premature aging of the skin. Exfoliation removes dead cells and impurities that accumulate on the surface of the skin. This prevents them from clogging your pores.

Exfoliation cleans your pores and prevents blackheads and pimples from forming.

Exfoliants also contain vitamins and minerals that are absorbed by the skin and regenerate tissues.

It improves blood circulation by increasing oxygenation, which helps keep tissues healthy.

**Note to self: If your skin is oily, you can exfoliate up to three times a week. If your skin is not oily, you should only exfoliate once a week.

What are you doing to prevent wrinkles from appearing on your skin at a young age? If you're not doing much, start today. Getting beautiful, glowing skin takes work, and it's not as hard as you think!

If you want to buy derma beauty products at your fingertips, there's the Han's kin online shop :)

[the-boyo1]

Unlocking the Health Secrets of Munakka

Munakka, also known as Indian raisin or dry grape, may appear small and unassuming, but it holds a treasure trove of health benefits within its wrinkled exterior. This golden-hued dried fruit has been cherished for centuries in traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda for its medicinal properties and nutritional richness. Let’s dive into the numerous health benefits of munakka and why it deserves a place in your diet:

Rich in Antioxidants: Munakka is packed with antioxidants, including polyphenols, flavonoids, and anthocyanins. These powerful compounds help neutralize harmful free radicals in the body, reducing oxidative stress and inflammation, and lowering the risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.

Heart Health Support: The potassium content in munakka makes it beneficial for heart health. Potassium helps regulate blood pressure by counteracting the effects of sodium and relaxing blood vessels, thereby reducing the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease.

Immune Booster: Munakka contains essential vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, iron, and zinc, which are vital for a robust immune system. Regular consumption of munakka may help strengthen immunity, fight off infections, and promote overall well-being, especially during cold and flu season.

Energy Enhancer: Munakka is a natural source of carbohydrates and sugars, providing a quick and sustained source of energy. Whether eaten as a snack or added to meals, munakka can help combat fatigue, boost energy levels, and enhance physical performance.

Bone Health: Munakka contains calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, all of which are essential for maintaining strong and healthy bones. Regular consumption of munakka may help prevent osteoporosis and improve bone density, reducing the risk of fractures and bone-related disorders.

Vision Protection: Munakka contains vitamin A and beta-carotene, which are crucial for eye health. These nutrients help protect against age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and other vision-related issues, ensuring optimal eye function and clarity of vision.

Versatile Usage: Munakka can be enjoyed in various ways. It can be eaten on its own as a nutritious snack, added to breakfast cereals, oatmeal, yogurt, salads, or incorporated into baked goods such as muffins, cookies, and bread. Its sweet and tangy flavor adds depth and richness to both sweet and savory dishes.

FAQs

What is munakka?

Munakka, also known as Indian raisin or dry grape, is a type of dried fruit made from grapes. It is produced by drying grapes in the sun or in a dehydrator, which concentrates the natural sugars and nutrients present in the fruit.

Are munakka nutritious?

Yes, munakka is highly nutritious. It is rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and dietary fiber, offering numerous health benefits such as supporting heart health, digestion, immunity, and bone strength.

What are the health benefits of munakka?

Munakka offers various health benefits, including antioxidant protection, heart health support, digestive aid, immune boosting properties, energy enhancement, bone health promotion, and vision protection.

How should munakka be consumed?

Munakka can be enjoyed on its own as a nutritious snack or added to a variety of dishes such as breakfast cereals, oatmeal, yogurt, salads, or incorporated into baked goods. It can also be soaked in water or juice to soften it before consumption.

Are there any side effects of consuming munakka?

While munakka is generally safe for consumption, some individuals may experience digestive issues such as bloating or gas if consumed in excess, particularly if they are not accustomed to high-fiber foods. It’s best to consume munakka in moderation.

Where can I buy munakka?

Munakka is widely available in grocery stores, supermarkets, health food stores, and online retailers. It is often sold in bulk or pre-packaged containers in the dried fruit aisle.

How should munakka be stored?

Munakka should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its freshness and flavor. It can also be stored in an airtight container or sealed bag to prevent moisture loss.

Can munakka help with weight loss?

Munakka can be part of a weight loss diet due to its high fiber content, which promotes satiety and helps control appetite. However, moderation is key, as munakka is also calorie-dense and can contribute to calorie intake if consumed in large amounts.

Are there any alternatives to munakka for similar health benefits?

Other dried fruits such as raisins, apricots, figs, and dates offer similar health benefits to munakka and can be used as alternatives in recipes or as snacks. Each dried fruit may have a slightly different flavor and nutrient profile but can contribute to overall health and well-being.

Can munakka be included in a diabetic diet?

Munakka can be included in a diabetic diet in moderation, as it has a lower glycemic index compared to some other sweet snacks. However, individuals with diabetes should monitor their portion sizes and overall carbohydrate intake when consuming munakka.

Incorporating munakka into your diet is a simple and delicious way to reap its numerous health benefits. Whether consumed as a standalone snack or as part of your favorite recipes, munakka offers a convenient and nutritious way to support your overall well-being and vitality.

[lets-get-qweird]

Can you tell me abt cirkul bottle? I saw yr tags and my mom HATES drinking water and she is so dehydrated all the time she likes flavored water but can never find a good brand to stick with

Hell yes! So the Cirkul bottle is sold at Walmart or online. You can find it by just Googling 'Cirkul water bottle.' My problem with flavored water is that the little packets of powdered stuff always is super grainy and I hate the texture. With Cirkul, there's no grainy texture. The flavor cartridge is stored in the top of the bottle, so when you run out of flavor you just toss it.

You can also adjust how strong or light you want the flavoring to be on the cartridge as well. And apparently (I say apparently because I don't own it, but I know someone who does) they also sell a water filter that attaches onto the bottle too, that can be used in tandem with the flavorings.

I always recommend buying the flavorings and bottle online, usually they have some sort of deal going on.

And you can subscribe to receive your favorite water flavorings every month or whenever you want.

They also have options for different bottle sizes, colors, plastic or stainless steel, etc. so it's pretty customizable. Dishwasher safe too! I really do recommend it to people who have a hard time drinking straight water.

Like I said in my tags, my favorite flavor is Fruit punch, and really any of the 'punch' flavors by extension. I will admit, some of the flavors are a miss. I personally didn't like the 'Squeeze Lemonade' line of flavors, they were really weird imo. But they have so many flavors it's insane!

And i really like the variety of flavor properties as well. Some flavors have caffeine, are sugar-free, sweetened with stevia, have vitamins and minerals, electrolytes, etc.

I hope all of this information has helped! If you need more, feel free to send another ask, I could talk about it for forever lol. And if you want to, let me know if your mom ends up getting it and how/if she likes it!

(also, hope you don't mind that I tagged you, I didn't want the answered ask to get lost. and I'm on mobile, so usually my phone screws up posting stuff lol)

@fan-art-ic

[kanikasharma1145]

Nourishing from Within: The Best Ingredients in Body Butters

Are you worried about flaky skin & wondering how to take care of it by yourself? To give your skin the best care, ensure that you give it the nourishing it needs. This is a routine procedure & you have to be consistent with the same. With infinite innovative products available at your service, all you need to do is find the best ones & be regular with them. 

This blog will tell you what's best for your skin. Join us as we define which ingredients to look for in body butter and some of the best picks of Cossouq.

Best Ingredients in Body Butter

Shea Butter

It is famous for its exceptional moisturizing properties. Shea butter body lotion is a staple ingredient in many body butter.

It is removed from the nuts of the tree. This organic stuff is rich in vitamins (A, E, & F) & fatty acids (oleic, stearic, linoleic acids), making it highly healthful and guarding for your skin layer.

Its smooth texture, derived from the fat content in the nuts, deeply hydrates dry & dehydrated skin, leaving it soft & rejuvenated.

Adding shea butter to body lotions enhances skin hydration and offers natural U.V. protection with its SPF properties, making it a multifaceted ingredient for skin health.

Cocoa Butter

Just close your eyes and try feeling the velvety richness of cocoa butter lotion. This ingredient is made from the beans of the cacao fruits.

Crowded with antioxidants like flavonoids & polyphenols, cocoa butter aids in invigorating your skin.

Its primary lipid components, counting with oleic acid, palmitic acid, & stearic acid, offer brilliant moisturization & barrier protection, while its decadent aroma delights the senses.

Including cocoa fat into upkeep schedules is not just about moistness; its properties have been found to guard from UV radiation.

Avocado Oil

Always look for hydrating power of avocado oil, a nutrient-rich ingredient loaded with vitamins (such as vitamins A, D, and E) & minerals (such as potassium, lecithin, and chlorophyll) in body butter.

Best for its deep hydrating characteristics, this stuff nourishes and soothes dry, irritated skin, thanks to its high content of monounsaturated fatty acids & phytosterols.

These mixtures help return your skin's natural moisture barrier and boost its springiness, while its trivial texture, derived from the cold-pressed juice of avocado pulp, absorbs quickly into the skin.

Studies advise that the high lutein & zeaxanthin content in it can also shelter you from U.V. & blue-light damage. Too much screen time, now order the best body butter available at Cossouq with Avocado oil for soft skin.

Coconut Oil

Harness the multitasking benefits of coconut oil, celebrated for its hydrating and anti-inflammatory properties.

This tropical treasure, taken out from the kernel or meat of mature coconuts, is rich in medium-chain fatty acids (like lauric acid, caprylic acid, & capric acid. For this reason, it has calmative properties.

This locks in moisture, keeping the skin hydrated and protected against environmental stressors, & its cold nature helps alleviate irritation and redness.

Its composition also makes it an adaptable part for various skin care preparations, like body butters creams, & several lotions.

Aloe Vera

It is easily available and the best body butter ingredient.

Derived from the succulent leaves of the aloe vera plant, this gel-like substance is rich in polysaccharides, glycoproteins, vitamins (such as vitamins A, C, and E), & minerals (like calcium, magnesium, and zinc).

Ideal for sensitive skin types, aloe vera provides relief from inflammation and promotes skin renewal thanks to its anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and moisturizing properties.

It is a good option for soothing sunburns, calming irritation, & promoting total skin health.

Buy Best Body Butter Products Online

If you are looking for the best quality body butter cream and are lost in the sea of options, here is your solution. Below here, we have sorted & enlisted the best of all. Check out!

NutriGlow Naturals English Rose Body Butter 

Enriched with pure rose extracts, this luxurious whipped body butter deeply hydrates and nourishes your skin, leaving it irresistibly soft and fragrant. The English Rose Body Butter by NutriGlow Naturals is a complete delight for young minds. Upon opening the jar, you're met with the charming smell of fresh roses.

Features:

Profoundly hydrates & nurtures the skin.

It leaves the skin compellingly soft and aromatic without any oily residue.

The Love Co. Nargis Body Butter

The Love Co.'s Nargis Body Butter is made with Nargis oil, shea butter, & actual sunflower oil. This trivial cream revitalizes your skin, leaving it smooth & radiant. The Nargis Body Butter by The Love Co. is pure indulgence in a jar. We've seen a massive upsurge in the quality & arrival of our skin since using this product.

Features:

Provides instant hydration and nourishment to the skin.

Delicately scented with floral notes.

Iris Cosmetics Bath & Body Soothing Avocado Body Butter

You can revive yourself with Iris Cosmetics' Avocado Body Butter. This cream deeply moisturizes and hydrates your skin, leaving it feeling refreshed and revitalized. The Bath & Body Soothing Avocado Body Butter Cream by Iris Cosmetics is a game-changer for dry, thirsty skin.

Features:

Rich, creamy consistency for indulgent hydration.

Infused with the wholesome goodness of avocado oil.

Uplifting scent that refreshes and invigorates.

SoPure D'Elight Choco Body Butter 

This d'Elight Choco Body Butter by SoPure is actually a beauty in itself, and it works like magic. This non-greasy preparation is quickly absorbed, providing long-lasting moisturization that makes your skin surface smooth and elastic. Apply this body butter after your daily shower for compellingly soft & hydrated skin. Its rich & creamy texture feels like a treat for your skin.

Features:

Rich and creamy preparation

Dromen & Co Whipped Body Butter with Goodness of A2 Bilona Ghee

Now feel the nature's pull of Dromen & co's Whipped Body Butter, enriched with the goodness of A2 Bilona Ghee, Shea Butter, and Kokum Butter. This handmade body butter is prepared for day-long hydration, locking in strong hydration for healthy and nurtured skin. The non-sticky, butter-soft texture gets naturally inside the skin.

Features:

Gives 24-hour moisturization 

Helps prevent and reduce stretch marks

How to Use Body Butter Effectively

Choose the Right Formula

Select a body butter that goes well with your skin type. For dry skin, look for rich, emollient formulas with shea or cocoa butter. Oily skin may benefit from lighter, non-comedogenic options like mango butter. Additionally, consider the fragrance, opting for either a soothing natural scent or fragrance-free if you have sensitive skin.

Best Time to Apply

We suggest you do it after showering and before bedtime. The moisture will keep your skin looking & feeling fresh when you leave for work & when you wake up. The best body butter applied at the best times can do wonders for your skin.

Proper Application Technique

Start with a small amount. Warm it between your hands to soften, then apply with gentle, circular motions. Pay special attention to extra dry areas like elbows, knees, and heels, where skin tends to be thicker and drier.

Seasonal Use

In colder months, increase your use of cocoa butter lotion or any other body butter to combat the drying effects of cold weather. Opt for this for winter days to prevent your skin from feeling too greasy.

Be Regular

There is no point in being inconsistent if you want effective results from your whipped body butter products. With all the amazing options available at Cossouq, your consistency & dedication are a must. So, never forget.

FAQs

What makes shea butter a top ingredient in body butter?

Shea butter is renowned for its deeply moisturizing properties and rich content of vitamins A and E, which help soothe and condition the skin.

How does cocoa butter benefit the skin?

Packed with fatty acids, Cocoa butter hydrates the skin deeply, improves elasticity, and forms a protective barrier to retain moisture.

Why is mango butter considered good for sensitive skin?

Mango butter is lightweight, non-comedogenic, and rich in antioxidants, making it ideal for nourishing sensitive skin without causing breakouts.

FINAL WORDS

Improve your skincare schedule with comfy body butter enriched with nourishing ingredients. With Cossouq, your trip to a nourished skin-tone starts with a fine assortment of proper skincare items like shea butter body lotion & cocoa butter lotion. Have fun with your superciliousness & pamper in the treat of self-care with Cossouq. With a sea of picks to match all tastes, there's no better time to capitalize on your skin than now!

[buymangoinbulk]

How to Save Money and Enjoy Fresh Mangoes Year-Round by Buying in Bulk

Introduction: Mangoes are not just a seasonal delight; they're a tropical treasure that can bring a burst of flavor and nutrition to your meals year-round. While enjoying this delicious fruit can sometimes feel like a luxury, buying mangoes in bulk can make it an affordable staple in your diet. In this article, we'll explore how purchasing mangoes in bulk can save you money and allow you to relish their freshness any time of the year.

Understanding the Benefits of Buying Mangoes in Bulk: Buying mangoes in bulk offers several advantages. Firstly, it typically comes at a lower cost per unit compared to buying individual fruits. This can lead to significant savings, especially if you consume mangoes frequently. Additionally, purchasing in bulk allows you to stock up when mangoes are in season and prices are lower, preserving their freshness for later use.

Finding the Best Deals: To make the most of bulk mango purchases, it's essential to find the best deals available. Local farmer's markets, wholesale stores, and online retailers often offer competitive prices for bulk fruit orders. Keep an eye out for seasonal sales and promotions, which can further reduce costs. By comparing prices and exploring different purchasing options, you can score the best deal on your mango haul.

Proper Storage Techniques: To enjoy fresh mangoes year-round, proper storage is key. Upon purchasing mangoes in bulk, it's essential to inspect each fruit for ripeness and any signs of spoilage. Store unripe mangoes at room temperature to allow them to ripen naturally. Once ripe, transfer them to the refrigerator to extend their shelf life. Alternatively, you can freeze ripe mango slices for later use in smoothies, desserts, or savory dishes.

Creative Ways to Use Bulk Mangoes: With a surplus of mangoes on hand, get creative in the kitchen! Mangoes are incredibly versatile and can be used in a variety of sweet and savory recipes. Blend them into refreshing smoothies, toss them in salads for a tropical twist, or use them to create homemade mango salsa or chutney. You can also incorporate mango puree into baked goods like muffins, cakes, and bread for added sweetness and moisture.

Preserving Mangoes for Long-Term Enjoyment: If you find yourself with an abundance of ripe mangoes, consider preserving them for long-term enjoyment. Canning or bottling mango slices in syrup or juice is a great way to extend their shelf life while maintaining their flavor and texture. Alternatively, dehydrate mango slices to create tasty mango chips that can be enjoyed as a healthy snack or added to trail mixes.

Conclusion: Buying mangoes in bulk is a cost-effective way to enjoy this delectable fruit year-round. By taking advantage of bulk purchasing opportunities, finding the best deals, and employing proper storage techniques, you can savor the freshness of mangoes whenever the craving strikes. Get creative in the kitchen with your surplus mangoes, and explore a world of delicious recipes that celebrate this tropical fruit in all its glory. With these tips, you'll be well on your way to enjoying the sweet taste of mangoes while saving money in the process.