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Your organs be like for this video only: Instructions unclear, this is a harming potion

I looked it up on chatgpt here is what they said: Making a healing potion at home can be a fun and creative project! Here’s a simple recipe that’s safe and enjoyable for both kids and adults. This "healing potion" will be a nutritious herbal tea mixed with honey and lemon, known for their soothing and immune-boosting properties. ### Healing Potion Recipe #### Ingredients: - **1 cup of water** - **1 teaspoon dried chamomile flowers** (or 1 chamomile tea bag) - **1 teaspoon dried peppermint** (or 1 peppermint tea bag) - **1 tablespoon honey** (adjust to taste) - **Juice of 1/2 lemon** (freshly squeezed) - **Optional:** a pinch of ginger or a sprinkle of cinnamon for added flavor #### Instructions: 1. **Boil Water:** - In a small pot, bring the cup of water to a boil. 2. **Add Herbs:** - Once boiling, remove the pot from heat and add the chamomile and peppermint. If using tea bags, just add the bags directly. 3. **Steep:** - Let the herbs steep in the hot water for about 5-10 minutes depending on how strong you want the flavor. 4. **Strain:** - If you used loose herbs, strain them out. If you used tea bags, simply remove them. 5. **Add Honey and Lemon:** - Stir in the honey and lemon juice until well combined. Taste and adjust sweetness or acidity as desired. 6. **Serve:** - Pour the potion into cups. You can garnish with a slice of lemon or a sprig of mint for an extra touch! #### Tips: - **For Kids:** You can let them help with adding ingredients and stirring. Make it a fun activity by naming it a "magic potion." - **For Adults:** Experiment with different herbs like lavender or ginger for added benefits. - **Storage:** This potion is best enjoyed fresh, but you can store leftovers in the fridge for up to 24 hours. Reheat before serving. ### Benefits: - **Chamomile:** Calming and helps with sleep. - **Peppermint:** Aids digestion and can soothe headaches. - **Honey:** Natural sweetener with antibacterial properties. - **Lemon:** High in vitamin C, supports the immune system. Enjoy your healing potion, and remember to share the magic of making it with others!

Most supermarkets will have it. Ask for dry ice.

Any craft store with a baking section. You might get lucky finding it at a supermarket or grocery store in the baking section as well.

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Maybe they can make it for their next game session. I've made it in large quantities in a cauldron for groups.

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I do plan on making more, but its unlikely they will appear on this channel. I plan to remake the one's I've already done with better equipment and a new knowledge of video recording, as well as new videos following the same format.

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​@@fantasticfablesofflavor can you make a tutorial on a mana potion please.

Edible luster. It comes in many different colors. All ingredients used are listed in the description. Swap out ingredients to fit your needs. 🙂

Thank you

I can lend out images, and depending on what you mean, sounds as well. Are you looking for individual audio assets (single sounds) or an actual soundscape?

it will be put on TH-cam as an audio book with some graphics and sounds . The book probably would be done in 6 months or so But i have to read the book as a narration and but do not how the get the graphics and sond effectson on it. I am not real knowledgeable about the technical aspects @@fantasticfablesofflavor

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Happy to help! Glad you found one of my gems in the youtube treasure trove!

That's awesome to hear! Happy to help.

Quercus is Latin for oak. Therefore quercus extract is oak extract. If you look at the ingredient list whiskey is one of those contained. Whiskey is essentially alcohol aged in oak barrels. The aging process extracts compounds from the oak, which are responsible for much of its flavor. Therefore in sense, whiskey is oak/quercus extract.

@@fantasticfablesofflavor Oh alright. Thank you! Is oak extract safe for consumption or should I just use a whiskey substitute instead? I'm kinda new to all of this 😅

Let me clarify. Whiskey is essentially oak extract using ethanol as the solvent. I used whiskey in this recipe under the name "quercus extract". There are however, oak extracts on the market that are manufactured specifically for imparting flavor, however I have never used any and cannot speak to their efficacy or taste. I can tell you that this potion made with whiskey is both safe and delicious, assuming you are old enough to consume it and don't drink too much!

@@fantasticfablesofflavor Thank you for all the help and clarification! You're a great channel, please keep up the good work! :)

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Ingredients are listed in the description. With the exception of the "powdered unicorn horn", most can be obtained at a grocery store.

I used real world ingredients that can easily be found, mixed them as you can see in the video, and then shared the drink with my wife.

Thanks!

I'm glad to hear it. You're welcome!

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We'll just say its a very distant cloud. 😉

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Basically.

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Delicious

Unfortunately, I dont. ☹

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Thanks! I really appreciate the positive feedback!

You can touch it, smell it, taste it, and drink it. It's real!