Dear friends,We wanted to share with you the precautionary measures we're taking in our blending facility and in our stores to protect our team, guests, and products from contamination. Further, we are sharing information about risks with food products like tea and tips to boost immunity. Read below 👇 Precautions we are taking in our blending facility: Our blending facility team wears face masks, hair covers, and gloves Team members are regularly washing hands and are educated on contamination risks Surfaces and equipment are regularly disinfected Team members experiencing any symptoms are asked to stay home SHOULD YOU WORRY ABOUT TEA AND OTHER PRODUCTS FROM CHINA? In their Q&A on the virus, the CDC states that Coronaviruses are generally spread person-to-person and that there is...
TIME FOR YOU TO BLOSSOM GET OUTSIDE AND BLOSSOM THIS SPRING! HERE ARE A FEW HELPFUL TIPS TO ENJOY THIS SPRING TO THE FULLEST: 1. EMBRACE THE STORM - After a rainstorm, the air is rich in negative ions, which combat oxidation in the body and boost wellness. Embrace the storm by opening up the windows in your house or taking a stroll outside to soak up all the post-storm goodness in the air. 2. EAT YOUR HONEY - Indulge in a sweet honey treat daily to combat seasonal allergies. Many people believe you have to consume local honey to get the allergy boosting benefits, but enjoying any RAW and UNFILTERED honey will help your body build its defenses against ALL ailments, as it is...
EARTHY. SWEET. PEPPERY.FRANKINCENSE ESSENTIAL OIL What are the benefits? It feels like you can't breathe in enough of this grounding, spicy, oil: like your body didn't realize it was craving it until the first sniff. It is earthy with nuances of pine and black pepper, yet surprisingly sweet and citric. What is it good for? Frankincense has a history of use in cosmetics and skin care but has also long been praised for its immune boosting properties. It promotes healthy respiratory function, and is healing for damaged and aging skin. We love it especially for its mood boosting effects. Frankincense combats anxiety and emotional imbalance, making it one of our go to essential oils for a brief aromatherapy session during the workday....
Ingredients: 1 cup Greek plain yogurt 1 cucumber, peeled, seeded and chopped into ¼ inch pieces 3-5 cloves garlic, minced (the more garlic the better in our opinion!) 1.5 lemon, squeezed A huge bunch of chopped fresh dill, plus extra for garnish ½ tsp OBTC Pink Himalayan Sea Salt, or to taste ¼ tsp freshly ground OBTC Mixed Peppercorns, or to taste ¼ teaspoon OBTC Greek Seasoning Dash of olive oil 5-6 kalamata olives Directions: Peel, seed, and chop your cucumber. Pat cucumber dry. Combine cucumber, dill, lemon juice, garlic, OBTC Pink Himalayan Sea Salt, OBTC Mixed Peppercorns, and OBTC Greek Seasoning in a food processor and blend until well pureed. Place greek yogurt into a bowl and add mixture from...
Ingredients: 4 large eggs ½ cup almond flour ½ cup grated parmesan 1 tbsp minced garlic 1 tsp OBTC Pink Himalayan Sea Salt 1-2 tsp OBTC Thirteenth Wonder ¼ tsp mixed peppercorns, ground ¼ cup chopped scallions, white and green parts 8 oz kale leaves ¼ cup olive oil, for frying Directions: Preheat oven to 200℉. Place the eggs, almond flour, parmesan, garlic, OBTC Pink Himalayan Sea Salt, mixed peppercorns, OBTC Thirteenth Wonder, and scallions in your food processor bowl. Briefly process to combine. Add the kale gradually, about a quarter at a time, and process to combine. Heat half the olive oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Drop the kale fritters into the oil. Fry...
