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Barn to Browser: Amish Products You Can Buy Online

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The Amish are known for the rejection of modern technology and consumerism in exchange for a simple life. Centuries of living this way has made them masters of craftsmanship and natural living, and their traditional artisan products have become sought after because of this. However, you don’t have to travel to Lancaster County to buy these products. Surprisingly, it’s possible to buy many Amish products —  ranging from homemade furniture to maple syrup — online. They even do fast shipping (no horse and buggy!). Here are just a few examples.
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Review: MiiRo Low-Sugar Baking Products and Treats

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The MiiRo Sampler Box (Images Courtesy of MiiRo Unless Noted)

The most significant changes in life are often unplanned. During the pandemic lockdown, I was able to lose 10 to 12 pounds and have miraculously kept it off for the past two years. That kind of weight loss for a not-super-active woman of my age (who, let’s be honest, loves food) is a big deal.
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Vaping THC: What You Need to Know

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Have you realized that smoking cannabis is damaging to your lungs and want to know if vaping THC would be a less harmful alternative to get a buzz? Do you feel like you need something a bit stronger and that a THC concentrate used in a vape might do the trick?

Vaping THC is becoming an increasingly popular way to consume the drug, and for good reason: it’s a quick and efficient way to get high. But if you’re new to vaping THC, there are a few things you need to know before you start.

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The Bob Marley Shot

Bob Marley Shot
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Directions:

  • First, fill your shot glass 1/3 with strawberry syrup.
  • Next, carefully add another 1/3 of creme-de-banana.
  • For the top layer, mix some white overproof Jamaican rum with green creme-de-mint and fill the glass the rest of the way.

The secret to the layers is simple: progressively lighter fluids poured slowly will float nicely on top of each other. Mixing the overproof white rum with the creme-de-mint makes the green top layer the lightest and strongest part of the shot.

Enjoy, and keep Jamaica in your prayers.

Bacon Thing of The Day: Make Your Own Bacon Infused Bourbon

New York Magazine’s website has posted a delicious-sounding cocktail recipe for an Old Fashioned made with maple syrup and bacon-infused bourbon. Coincidentally, I was just watching a show on the Food Network the other day where the host made bacon-infused vodka and it looked super easy. I bet this bacony bourbon would be easy to make as well. You can find out for yourself since there are step by step directions on how to make batch at this link on NYMag.com. Try it out and then invite me over for cocktails!