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At 07:57 AM 9/2/2007, you wrote:

 

>I have some mint infusing in oil. I dried the leftover mint and am

>wondering if there are any suggestions on what to do with it? Thanks

 

you didn't say what type of mint... but peppermint tea is yummy...and good

for nausea.

 

good iced, too!

 

 

 

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In the past I used spent herbs(once re dried) in a herb diffuser. If

you don't know, those consist of two pots one you put the herb/s in,

the other beneath is a steamer heated by a candle. The damp air draws

through the herbs and with the right blend gives a more subtle and

gentle aroma than using essential oils. It is particularly suited to

spent herbs where weak alcohol leaves a lot of essential oil and

fragrance constituents behind in the staring herb. Most aromatic

herbs need around 90% alcohol for maximum extraction, but many

tinctures only use around 40-60%, so a lot of the goodies remain in

the plants.

 

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, " susan " <ripple95 wrote:

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> I have some mint infusing in oil. I dried the leftover mint and am

> wondering if there are any suggestions on what to do with it? Thanks

>

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I have some chocolate mint. Makes a great tea that smells and tastes like a

huge peppermint patty

 

Paula ..... in Michigan

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> >I have some mint infusing in oil. I dried the leftover mint and am

> >wondering if there are any suggestions on what to do with it? Thanks

>

> you didn't say what type of mint... but peppermint tea is yummy...and

good

> for nausea.

>

> good iced, too!

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Okay where did you find chocolate mint? I want some now.

 

 

 

Paula Coon <paulacoon

 

Sunday, September 2, 2007 9:23:25 AM

RE: Re: dried mint

 

I have some chocolate mint. Makes a great tea that smells and tastes like a

huge peppermint patty

 

Paula ..... in Michigan

www.farmfreshsoapsa ndcandles. com

farmfreshsoapsandca ndles (AT) earthlink (DOT) net

 

>

> >I have some mint infusing in oil. I dried the leftover mint and am

> >wondering if there are any suggestions on what to do with it? Thanks

>

> you didn't say what type of mint... but peppermint tea is yummy...and

good

> for nausea.

>

> good iced, too!

 

 

 

 

 

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Okay where did you find chocolate mint? I want some now.

 

 

OH I found a chocolate mint plant at (WAlmart years ago) Then I killed it,

and I found one at WHOLE FOODS IN AUSTIN.

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Granted I snatched it up like it was gold.

 

Then. I set it on the ground and let it grow roots off the shoots and have

now 2 chocolate mint plants. YUM.

 

MY absolute favorite.

 

 

Jennifer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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