Refresh and nourish with homemade beverages and drinks. From cozy warm-ups to cool summer sips. Includes kombuchas, infused waters, herbal teas, and more, using real ingredients and seasonal flavors.
This Cranberry Apple Ginger Refresher combines tart cranberry juice with crisp apple, a hint of warm ginger, and just a touch of natural sweetness. Inspired by the cozy flavors of the fall season. It’s a drink that’s as uplifting as it is simple to make, perfect for a quiet afternoon on the porch, a casual […]
Winter Cranberry Apple Ginger Refresher: A Cozy Homemade Drink Read Post »
Easy Homemade Elderberry Syrup isn’t just for immune support. Drizzle it over waffles, pancakes, oatmeal, yogurt, or ice cream for a naturally sweet and tangy flavor. You can even stir it into homemade salad dressings or beverages for a burst of fruity goodness. As the late summer sun fades and elderberry season begins, it’s the
Easy Homemade Elderberry Syrup Recipe: Seasonal Wellness Read Post »
Brighten up cold winter days with this Cranberry Orange Cinnamon Refresher. The zesty orange juice complements tart cranberry juice, while cinnamon adds warmth and a touch of cozy comfort. It’s a cheerful, homestead-friendly drink that’s perfect for sipping by the fire or serving at a holiday gathering. Our local luncheonette makes refreshing beverages that rival
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On a hot summer day, nothing beats a glass of homemade orange lemonade especially when it’s fresh squeezed. Easy, Refreshing, and Bursting with Citrus Flavor! Perfect for summer sipping, or anytime you need a little brightness. Made with simple ingredients like fresh orange juice, lemon juice, and cold water. This recipe brings out the sweet,
Homemade Orange Lemonade Fresh Squeezed Recipe Read Post »
This Apple Cinnamon Kombucha recipe is a simple, delicious way to use seasonal ingredients while adding a probiotic beverage to your family’s daily diet. There’s something special about the fall rhythm on the homestead. With cooler mornings, baskets full of apples, and the comforting scent of cinnamon drifting through the kitchen. If you’re already brewing
Fall-Inspired Apple Cinnamon Kombucha Recipe Read Post »
This delightful blueberry kombucha is one of our favorite fermented beverages to make right at home. On the homestead, we’re always looking for ways to live more simply, reduce waste, and make things from scratch. And that includes what we drink. It’s naturally fizzy, slightly sweet, full of probiotics, and a great way to use
Delightful Blueberry Kombucha: Make Your Own Read Post »
If you’ve ever wondered about Red Clover vs. White Clover and which one makes the better herbal tea? Or the better choice for your homestead. This guide will help you sort it all out. This year, our backyard exploded with clover. Especially red and white varieties. My daughter and her friend started drying flower heads
Red Clover vs. White Clover Tea Benefits & Risks Read Post »
This strawberry kombucha brewing guide walks you through the second fermentation process, where plain kombucha is transformed into a fizzy, flavored treat. Why Brew Your Own Strawberry Kombucha? On the homestead, we’re always looking for ways to stretch our dollar, reduce waste, and take control of our food and drink. Making your own kombucha at
How to Make Home Brewed Strawberry Kombucha Recipe Read Post »
With our easy guide you can make Kombucha. It’s easier than you may be thinking. Craft your own kombucha at home using pantry staples and a living culture. Learn the full process from sweet tea to SCOBY and beyond—with tips for first-time brewers, homesteaders, and fermentation lovers. Why Learn to Brew Your Own Kombucha? Making
Easy Guide How to Make Kombucha Primary Fermentation Read Post »
Today, we’re sharing our step-by-step guide on making homemade dandelion tea, 3 different brews. If you’ve ever looked at those bright yellow flowers scattered across your lawn and thought of them as just pesky dandelions, it’s time for a mindset shift. Those little blooms—Taraxacum officinale, to be exact—are part of the asteraceae family. They hold
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