Do you have any tips for making your own soap powders/shampoos/body washes? Any sort of household cleaners etc. I love your new content too, it's lovely to watch xx
GuessWho123456789 Her blog in the description has several recipes for body creams and household cleaners. Shampoos, I’m not too sure about but personally I recommend looking into the No Poo method which is zero waste
Back when we still lived in nepal, i used to go pick them with my grandma. She used them to cook a curry like soup. We call it sisno in nepali and eat it with dhedo 😁❤️
I adore this video. I almost thought I would see a trip to a tea store. Some artful display of mass produced tea boxes. I was so happy I didn’t get that.
My grandfather's prther use to make soup with nettle. It's really good :3 She lives in the Mountains so when we go went there we use to walk on the mountain, taking some nettle and in the night she make the soup. She also teached us (my family) how to pick the leaves without getting "injured" but I was really I child and also scared of the hurt so I never really tried or remembered. Sorry :')
It’s such an easy to plant in your garden. And if you live in an apartment you can have a big pot with them. They are easy growers and aren’t weak. One of the best ways to handle them is like she does. I usually use scissors and chopsticks. Works like a charm.
I did not at all know that nettles are an excellent source of iron! Wish we had some nettles where I live, because I'd definitely be making this tea. Thank you so very much for this tutorial, Klaire. :)
Really enjoying the new video vibes and that you are honouring you. I have recently been doing similar tea with lemon balm plant, as it goes crazy in my garden this time of year x
Are these the plants that have little prickles on them? I grabbed a bunch of these when I was a kid to feed to a horse (I didn't know what stinging nettles were) and all I remember was screaming/crying because my hand was stinging and burning. 😅
I love making Nettle Tea. Personally I boil a liter of water and steep a cup of dried Nettle overnight, strain then store my tea in the fridge for a day or so. I love a stronger tasting tea, and daily Nettle intake has definitely been benifitial for me.
You won’t believe it’s totally off topic but I have been eyeing on a tea pot and I saw it from your channel!!!!!!!! How could it happen it’s not a common tea pot haha I love you
I subbed here after your moving video, I didn't even see your videos for years, so hoping this stuff doesn't get demonetised and I get to see it! Would it be okay to ask what life stye changes you can do to help your health, I suffer from an army of medical conditions myself. I currently try maca powder (helps with hormones), but not sure what to use for iodine and that's important for the thyroid. Hoping you continue to get better and have less pain days. ^^
woooooow i have never heard of nettles and now im fascinated!!! i dont even know if we have it in our country :shockedface:! i love your calming videos. god i've been watching you for years and years and i still go back and rewatch your old videos of different series
Which country do you live in? I'm horrible at botany but I still used to encounter it everywhere when I was a child, and got stung quite often. But I don't remember now, what it looks like, since I live in a bigger city and don't really bother walking on the grass a lot. Also, even as a kid, I couldn't differentiate herbs, so that's why I got stung more often than my peers :D
Huh, you learn something new every day. I figured they would be poisonous, considering their bee sting-like defense... How would you describe the taste? Like green tea, or with a particular aroma? I'm super curious :3
@@tonnykwint yes, spinach is the closest thing that comes to my mind, but I've only eaten nettle soup, and the last time was more than 10 years ago :D I've actually never heard of nettle tea before...
From what I've read on it you need to drink an insane amount of the tea for it to have that effect, and this would only possibly be a problem if you cook/drink the tea after it has flowered.
Klaire, is that beauty you in the video drinking the hot drink? I hope to Jesus you accept my apology for what I said to you on your other channel. You are great, talented and beautiful looking!
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canine flavoring is a wonderful way of saying dog piss, bravo
I will quote from the show Family Guy "The British have superior linguistic skills." Aye second that.
Alot of caterpillars eat nettles, so if you want alot of butterflies in your garden, they are very beneficial.
I am absolutely loving these styles of videos they're so calming and informative. What a wonderful thing to do! I'm sure to try this coming Autumn :D
Looks like potato wanted to make some tea too! Haha. I love this video. I'm going to have to try to do some myself in the autumn.
When I was a child my Grandma used to make nettle spinach. It's tasty but the last time I ate it was I think about 10 years ago.
I just discovered what is growing in my yard and very excited to make this nourishing tea! Great quality video.
Do you have any tips for making your own soap powders/shampoos/body washes? Any sort of household cleaners etc. I love your new content too, it's lovely to watch xx
GuessWho123456789
Her blog in the description has several recipes for body creams and household cleaners. Shampoos, I’m not too sure about but personally I recommend looking into the No Poo method which is zero waste
Back when we still lived in nepal, i used to go pick them with my grandma. She used them to cook a curry like soup. We call it sisno in nepali and eat it with dhedo 😁❤️
I adore this video. I almost thought I would see a trip to a tea store. Some artful display of mass produced tea boxes. I was so happy I didn’t get that.
My grandfather's prther use to make soup with nettle. It's really good :3 She lives in the Mountains so when we go went there we use to walk on the mountain, taking some nettle and in the night she make the soup. She also teached us (my family) how to pick the leaves without getting "injured" but I was really I child and also scared of the hurt so I never really tried or remembered. Sorry :')
It’s such an easy to plant in your garden. And if you live in an apartment you can have a big pot with them. They are easy growers and aren’t weak. One of the best ways to handle them is like she does. I usually use scissors and chopsticks. Works like a charm.
I did not at all know that nettles are an excellent source of iron! Wish we had some nettles where I live, because I'd definitely be making this tea. Thank you so very much for this tutorial, Klaire. :)
Really enjoying the new video vibes and that you are honouring you. I have recently been doing similar tea with lemon balm plant, as it goes crazy in my garden this time of year x
Ugh, Lemon Balm tea is AMAZING!
I just ran into your channel I’m so happy you’re back on TH-cam!!! I wish you and you’re family the best 😁😁
“Canine Flavouring” 😂😂😂
Wow! I never thought of making nettle tea!
This was so peaceful and informative! Love your videos
Are these the plants that have little prickles on them? I grabbed a bunch of these when I was a kid to feed to a horse (I didn't know what stinging nettles were) and all I remember was screaming/crying because my hand was stinging and burning. 😅
Roughly how long do you hang-dry them for?
Great stuff ❤️ Have you tried using the seeds? They are supposed to be very good for all kinds of conditions. Best wishes ❤️
Awwwww, little potato wanted to help you make tea
I love making Nettle Tea. Personally I boil a liter of water and steep a cup of dried Nettle overnight, strain then store my tea in the fridge for a day or so. I love a stronger tasting tea, and daily Nettle intake has definitely been benifitial for me.
I saw that the older looking nettles are sweeter but you say the very top is best which is newer correct? so which is best
You won’t believe it’s totally off topic but I have been eyeing on a tea pot and I saw it from your channel!!!!!!!! How could it happen it’s not a common tea pot haha I love you
I subbed here after your moving video, I didn't even see your videos for years, so hoping this stuff doesn't get demonetised and I get to see it!
Would it be okay to ask what life stye changes you can do to help your health, I suffer from an army of medical conditions myself. I currently try maca powder (helps with hormones), but not sure what to use for iodine and that's important for the thyroid.
Hoping you continue to get better and have less pain days. ^^
Can you freeze them? Thanks.
What temp and for how long do you dehydrate them?
This is such a charming video!
Is it true that the ones that have flowered don’t sting?
woooooow i have never heard of nettles and now im fascinated!!! i dont even know if we have it in our country :shockedface:! i love your calming videos. god i've been watching you for years and years and i still go back and rewatch your old videos of different series
Which country do you live in? I'm horrible at botany but I still used to encounter it everywhere when I was a child, and got stung quite often. But I don't remember now, what it looks like, since I live in a bigger city and don't really bother walking on the grass a lot. Also, even as a kid, I couldn't differentiate herbs, so that's why I got stung more often than my peers :D
Hawaiians use a variety called Mamaki tea which is lovely.
Huh, you learn something new every day. I figured they would be poisonous, considering their bee sting-like defense... How would you describe the taste? Like green tea, or with a particular aroma? I'm super curious :3
They're quite similar to green tea, but when boiled for dishes or soups you can compare the taste to spinach, only with a different texture.
@@tonnykwint yes, spinach is the closest thing that comes to my mind, but I've only eaten nettle soup, and the last time was more than 10 years ago :D I've actually never heard of nettle tea before...
Canine flavouring omg! 🤣🤣🤣
Ok got it , wash then ☕️ steep
What a great drying device, What is it called?
It's an Excalibur dehydrator. Cost a pretty penny but worth it if you dehydrate a lot of food.
Lol! My son does the same thing!
I never thought this could become tea 😦
In Dorset where I'm from there is a nettle eating competition in a pub.crazy hey
Nettle as i have read has to be cooked or you might cause dammage to your kydneys and you might have symptoms of empoisenment
From what I've read on it you need to drink an insane amount of the tea for it to have that effect, and this would only possibly be a problem if you cook/drink the tea after it has flowered.
Nettles still scare me. I was stung once as a kid and I just am a sissy
This video made me itchy 😅
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Klaire, is that beauty
you in the video drinking the hot drink? I hope to Jesus you accept my apology for what I said to you on your other channel. You are great, talented and beautiful looking!