Jan 6, 2021
Man setting up a Christmas tree in the living room with son and dog sitting on a couch
We ve all been going through a rough patch, go ahead, keep your Christmas tree up through January. Here s something to try when you take that fir down- cook with it!
A new book called
How to Eat Your Christmas Tree is currently going viral for listing several recipes that involve reusing/recycling your old Christmas tree for drinks and foods.
Most of the recipes in the book use the needles from the tree like an herb and apparently different types of Christmas trees have different flavors like more of a vanilla flavor or more zest.
Jan 6, 2021
Man setting up a Christmas tree in the living room with son and dog sitting on a couch
We ve all been going through a rough patch, go ahead, keep your Christmas tree up through January. Here s something to try when you take that fir down- cook with it!
A new book called
How to Eat Your Christmas Tree is currently going viral for listing several recipes that involve reusing/recycling your old Christmas tree for drinks and foods.
Most of the recipes in the book use the needles from the tree like an herb and apparently different types of Christmas trees have different flavors like more of a vanilla flavor or more zest.
Jan 6, 2021
Man setting up a Christmas tree in the living room with son and dog sitting on a couch
We ve all been going through a rough patch, go ahead, keep your Christmas tree up through January. Here s something to try when you take that fir down- cook with it!
A new book called
How to Eat Your Christmas Tree is currently going viral for listing several recipes that involve reusing/recycling your old Christmas tree for drinks and foods.
Most of the recipes in the book use the needles from the tree like an herb and apparently different types of Christmas trees have different flavors like more of a vanilla flavor or more zest.
Jan 6, 2021
Man setting up a Christmas tree in the living room with son and dog sitting on a couch
We ve all been going through a rough patch, go ahead, keep your Christmas tree up through January. Here s something to try when you take that fir down- cook with it!
A new book called
How to Eat Your Christmas Tree is currently going viral for listing several recipes that involve reusing/recycling your old Christmas tree for drinks and foods.
Most of the recipes in the book use the needles from the tree like an herb and apparently different types of Christmas trees have different flavors like more of a vanilla flavor or more zest.
By Chris Carmichael
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We ve all been going through a rough patch, go ahead, keep your Christmas tree up through January. Here s something to try when you take that fir down- cook with it!
A new book called
How to Eat Your Christmas Tree is currently going viral for listing several recipes that involve reusing/recycling your old Christmas tree for drinks and foods.
Most of the recipes in the book use the needles from the tree like an herb and apparently different types of Christmas trees have different flavors like more of a vanilla flavor or more zest.