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]]>Wash celery sticks and strip out the longer, tougher fibers if you wish. Cut them into thirds, and then scrap cream cheese, peanut butter, or hummus down the center of the celery. These are ultra-quick, tasty, and refreshing due to the water content of the celery.
Cut a passion fruit in half and using a spoon, scrap the flesh and seeds away from the skin. Drizzle a spoon of honey and a spoon of tahini over the flesh, mix gently and then spoon out and eat. When mixed gently, this snack is not too messy and packaging free, so it can be made on-the- go!
Take a slice of ham, spread thinly with cream cheese and sprinkle over with chopped gherkin. Roll up into a cylinder, and if you’re not eating it immediately, pin in place with a cocktail stick. High in protein and very tasty, this satisfying snack will keep you going through an afternoon of back-to-back meetings.
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]]>Because this is cold brew concentrate, the ratio of coffee to water will be quite high. You can use anywhere from a 1:4 ground coffee to water to a 1:2 ratio if you want it really concentrated. Grind the beans relatively course, around how you’d grind for a French press. If you buy locally and can request grind size, ask for a French press or cold-brew-sized grind. If you are buying your coffee pre-ground, this method will still work fine, but you may find the coffee a bit silty and a bit bitter.
There are many different methods to cold brew, but most of them are some variate of pouring the water over the ground beans and leaving in the fridge for 12-24 hours. The longer you can leave them, the stronger your brew will be (up to 24 hours). Once it’s been long enough, strain your coffee through a cheesecloth or coffee into a jar or bottle. For even simpler cleanup, brew the cold brew directly into a French press, and then simply pour into your jar or bottle. Your cold brew concentrate should last for around 2 weeks at least.
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]]>If you’re even a little bit crafty, you can make your own produce bags from non-plastic materials and carry them with you when you go shopping.
You can use the materials recycled from the things you already have, such as t-shirts, so the cost of making them is really negligible. The video below shows you the process.
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]]>Wash celery sticks and strip out the longer, tougher fibers if you wish. Cut them into thirds, and then scrap cream cheese, peanut butter, or hummus down the center of the celery. These are ultra-quick, tasty, and refreshing due to the water content of the celery.
Cut a passion fruit in half and using a spoon, scrap the flesh and seeds away from the skin. Drizzle a spoon of honey and a spoon of tahini over the flesh, mix gently and then spoon out and eat. When mixed gently, this snack is not too messy and packaging free, so it can be made on-the- go!
Take a slice of ham, spread thinly with cream cheese and sprinkle over with chopped gherkin. Roll up into a cylinder, and if you’re not eating it immediately, pin in place with a cocktail stick. High in protein and very tasty, this satisfying snack will keep you going through an afternoon of back-to-back meetings.
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]]>The post Make Your Own Cold Brew Concentrate appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Because this is cold brew concentrate, the ratio of coffee to water will be quite high. You can use anywhere from a 1:4 ground coffee to water to a 1:2 ratio if you want it really concentrated. Grind the beans relatively course, around how you’d grind for a French press. If you buy locally and can request grind size, ask for a French press or cold-brew-sized grind. If you are buying your coffee pre-ground, this method will still work fine, but you may find the coffee a bit silty and a bit bitter.
There are many different methods to cold brew, but most of them are some variate of pouring the water over the ground beans and leaving in the fridge for 12-24 hours. The longer you can leave them, the stronger your brew will be (up to 24 hours). Once it’s been long enough, strain your coffee through a cheesecloth or coffee into a jar or bottle. For even simpler cleanup, brew the cold brew directly into a French press, and then simply pour into your jar or bottle. Your cold brew concentrate should last for around 2 weeks at least.
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]]>The post How to Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Produce Bags appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>If you’re even a little bit crafty, you can make your own produce bags from non-plastic materials and carry them with you when you go shopping.
You can use the materials recycled from the things you already have, such as t-shirts, so the cost of making them is really negligible. The video below shows you the process.
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