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Hot apple cider is one of the most delicious and comforting drinks you can have during the cold winter months. It's a beloved beverage that can be enjoyed by everyone, from kids to adults. The tartness of the apples combined with the warmth of the spices creates an irresistible flavor. The smell of cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves that wafts through the air as the cider is simmering is sure to warm up any cold day. The best part about making hot apple cider is that it's so easy to make. All you need are a few simple ingredients and about 15 minutes of your time.  INGREDIENTS 64 oz apple cider 1 Tb. brown sugar 3 cinnamon sticks 1.5 tsp whole cloves sliced orange 1/2 lemon INSTRUCTIONS Combine all ingredients in a crockpot. Set on LOW for 3-4 hours Strain out the spices, if desired. Serve with fresh cinnamon sticks, and sliced apple and orange slices. Watch our video ⮟ Do you like apple cider? Do you happen to make hot apple cider? We'd love to hear from you in the comments belo...

I don't know about you, but I get excited about fall decorating. T he change of colors is always so pretty and fall just feels like such a cozy season.  One of my other favorite things about fall is all of the wonderful scents.  Ahhh, the crisp fall air! There’s something so magical about it, and it’s the perfect time of year to enjoy all of the delicious aromas that come with the season. The rich spices like ground cinnamon and cloves bring a warmth to the air that can’t be denied.  Whether you’re cozying up to a fire, baking a delicious treat, or just taking in the sights and smells of the season, the crisp fall air, the rich spices, fresh apples, ground cinnamon, and cloves are all sure to bring a smile to your face. What's not to l ove?! DIY simmer pots are a great way to make your home smell amazing with no added chemicals or artificial fragrances. The scent of apple pie will fill your home in no time!  It only takes a few minutes and it really does make th...

I confess that I'm WAY past the childbearing years but our daughters are in that time of life. I do remember having menstrual pain and taking meds for relief but I wished I had a more natural way to help me. My daughter's time of the month is excruciatingly painful and it really keeps her down from living a fulfilled life. So I did a little research to try and help her and found this EO blend that she could rub on her abdomen. Just maybe it would help. Sure enough, she said it cut the time she was in pain by half. I thought that was good news and had to share it with those that may need some help. Here are some of  the oils that help with menstrual cramps: Cinnamon Oil Clove oil Lavender oil Rose Oil Let's take a closer look at why these oils are a benefit. CINNAMON OIL - Cinnamon is already known as an effective, anti-inflammatory spice. So, it’s no surprise that cinnamon oil also fights inflammation and reduces menstrual pain.  In fact, a 2013 study looked at the effect...

***UPDATED 8/30/24*** These fall cookie recipes are the perfect treats for the changing season. From pumpkin and apple to cranberry and pecan, we've put together 10 of the most scrumptious cookie recipes. You can find all these cookie recipes and more on the Taste of Home website. 🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪🍪 1. Pumpkin Cookies with Cream Cheese Frosting This is an easy and wonderfully spiced pumpkin cookie. They have a soft and cake-like texture. And what cookie isn't better with frosting?    Go To Recipe Here 2. Ginger Creme Sandwich Cookies These spicy ginger cookies have a lemony filling. Watch your friends and family snatch them up.  Go to Recipe Here 3. Pecan Pie Cookies Pecan Pie Cookies??? What not to love about that? Go to Recipe Here 4. Oatmeal Caramel Apple Cookies This recipe is a fun twist on traditional oatmeal raisin.  Go to Recipe Here 5. Caramel Whiskey Cookies Caramel...Whiskey...all in one cookie? Pour me some cookies!!  Go to Re...

***UPDATED 1/6/23*** In January, National Oatmeal Month declares it’s possible to create healthy changes with this grain. Celebrate all month long by incorporating oatmeal in your breakfast and snacks.  Do you love oatmeal as much as I do? I think oatmeal is underrated. You can do so much with it besides eating it in a bowl. You can make yummy granola, and muffins, add them to smoothies, and a multitude of other delicious food items. It's not only good to eat, you can make a face mask, and add it to a bath to relieve itchy skin. I found 10 recipes that are not only delicious but good for you. All these recipes come from Delish . You can subscribe to Delish $3 a month or $20 annually . They have some wonderful recipes.  Tropical Oatmeal with Coconut and Mango   Cooking the oatmeal in coconut milk gives this bowl a subtly sweet flavor and extra-creamy texture. Topped with mango and toasted coconut flakes, each bite gets you one step closer to the Tropics. Caramel Apple Pie ...