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It depends on the substance and what kind of coating it is on the pill, as some substances react in the acidic environment of the stomach.

Stumbled across this one while looking for herbal teas online and thought it might be interesting for those that don't want the trouble of fermenting just to try the tea out.

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Are you planning on staying at the camp site? Or are you going to continue walking the next day? That do effect the order of how I would go about it. If you plan on staying put, I would start with making sure I would stay dry. So setting up the tent/tarp would be number one. Staying warm is number t...

I'm not much for boardgames (except for Trivial Pursuit), i'm more a cardgame person and I like outdoor games. In Sweden we have one game called Kubb (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubb), it's quite fun and if you buy a game set for Pétanque, you can combine the two sets and play Tournament of the k...

I'm a bugging in kind of a girl and as a smallholder, I grow a lot of my veggies. Something I have been pondering, is that the food I grow is things that could get stolen by hungry bugging out people. You know, the regular carrots, beans, tomatoes and so on. I know how and what to forage, but I will...

I haven't done it myself, but my friend did it for me according to this recipe. Used translate as it was one long recipe, so it's probably not perfect. How I did it: I took a bunch "tired" (couldn't find a english word for it) leaves at a time and rolled them between my palms until the lea...

ForgeCorvus wrote:
Could you please post a "Non-tea Teas for dummies" thread?

Your wish is my command. viewtopic.php?f=21&t=13938&p=154799#p154799

I forgot.

Rosebay willowherb- ferment the leaves and it will taste just like regular tea. There was actually a scandal in Sweden many many years ago, when Russia sold fermented rosebay willowherb as real tea to us. It just shows how similar the taste is.

ForgeCorvus asked me to start this topic on herbal tea, as I mostly drink it due to me being sensetive to caffein. And I don't want YorkshireAndy to hang himself in case of a tea related emergency, so here are a few alternatives. There are numerous herbal teas, some you can forage, others you can gr...

MissA: I've tried many herbal "teas" and found them lacking something.... Flavour for a start ;) Horses for courses Tasteless? There are several herbal teas that taste more than regular. Like Hibiscus tea (taste just like cranberry juice), Yarrow and Norway spruce-sprouts. Another oof my ...