Christmas tree salt (made with edible conifer needles)
Find out how to make Christmas tree salt from edible conifer needles. Use as a unique ingredient in a wide variety of other foods & beverages.
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Find out how to make Christmas tree salt from edible conifer needles. Use as a unique ingredient in a wide variety of other foods & beverages.
Find out how to make Christmas tree cream or milk with edible conifer needles, and use it to add incredible flavor to desserts or beverages.
Find out how to make Christmas tree oil from edible conifer needles. Use as a dipping oil for breads or as an ingredient in other recipes where the unique citrus-rosemary flavor of Christmas trees is ideal.
Find out how to make Christmas tree butter: a simple base recipe that can be used as-is or as an ingredient in a wide variety of other foods.
Find out how to make Christmas tree sugar from edible conifer needles for use as a unique ingredient in a wide variety of foods & beverages.
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