Hi, i wanted to know if this lavender is food grade?Could i added a drop to dried herbal tea to make a blend?I have enjoyed chamomile/lavender teas,thx
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No, the label says "external use only". It's 'steam distilled' but the company probably doesn't want to be involved in food quality.
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It holds up pretty well, we have had no issues with it. The smell is lavender/herbal based. It is a soothing and calming scent.
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Hi FaithBelle, Do you actually have the physical bottle in your possession? If you do, you can look on the back and the bottom paragraph says that it is 'cold pressed and food grade. It also says that 'It is truly a versatile oil with numerous benefits from culinary to cosmetics' so I believe that it is suitable to cook with. Happy cooking (:
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Hi Yvonne I'm sorry I haven't tried lavender seeds, it's really good at sunflower seeds though.
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I can't imagine this stuff is labelled 'food grade' . If it is not, it hasn't been tested for that. Myself, I don't want to be the crash test dummy. I know it sure smells bad the first time or two it gets hot, so it probably wont enhance the flavour.
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I liked the smell of my chamomile flowers. It makes such a good tea. Did you try it for the first time? Perhaps you are not used to herb teas; you can always mix it with some fruit or some other herbs, if you don't like the taste of it.
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Although I can not say with certainty that this lavender is processed without any equipment that has ever had contact with peanuts, soy, or dairy products, it seems to me unlikely. The lavender is of the highest quality and it looks as if it were hand processed. I know that this is not an absolute answer to your question, but I think only the producer can do that.
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It has a strong sent of lavender. I took it in error. Would have much preferred the pure salt.
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I don't know.... I don't think it would taste very good for starters. The taste is tangy, not sweet. It has a bite to it...kind of like 7Up. I think as long as the tea was just warm, and not HOT that the bemeficial properties would remain intact though. Some such things basically die (for lack of a better word) in heat. I just add mine to a little bit of water (like about half an inch of a bottle of water) and then shake and drink right before bed. (I can't handle much liquid before sleep or I'll up running to bathroom all night.)
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Short answer: yes. Longer answer: i am trying it literally as I am typing this since that idea never came to me. the tea is very light in color so in the future i might mix it with other tea(s). But it does taste good. No off-notes of any kind
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Yes it is food grade. So it shouldn't be a problem. Your amond butter may have been just a little dry. Sometimes I have to stir the oils back into it before using almond butter. The oil has no flavor at all from what I can tell.
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Hello Joani. I mix it with almond oil but I suppose that any food grade oil would do.
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I mixed it with neem oil, vodka, lavender and cedar wood oils. Works like a charm!
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I don't know....I don't think it would taste very good for starters. The taste is tangy, not sweet. It has a bite to it...kind of like 7Up. I think as long as the tea was just warm, and not HOT that the bemeficial properties would remain intact though. Some such things basically die (for lack of a better word) in heat.I just add mine to a little bit of water (like about half an inch of a bottle of water) and then shake and drink right before bed. (I can't handle much liquid before sleep or I'll up running to bathroom all night.)
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chamomile (I may not be spelling that right) is supposed to be very relaxing. Let me advise you to get some in the herbal tea section of your food store before buying any bulk tea. I find chamomile tea to be distasteful, and that may reflect a mild allergy to the herb. Another soother is lavender. If you get lavender in bulk (not as a tea) you might try storing some in open bowls near your bed or pillow.
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What email address do I send the flavors I want? There were 2 previous emails that werre different. Do you also have the original tea? I would like to order it as well. Bami Parsons
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i enjoy using germ fighter synergy neat ---- and also i add it to some apricot kernel carrier oil and put it on my skin ---for cold sores, using a cotton swab and apply some of the synergy to the sores that way directly, i use also lavender essential oil and tea tree essential oil in the same ways-- directly and in apricot oil ----i have not mixed it with water, but it is a way to try it, make up a small amount with water in a mister and see if it works. thieves also makes it in a household spray.