Mint oil

Learning how to make peppermint oil is easy. This infused oil is made with fresh mint from the farmers market and grapeseed oil.

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I grow a lot of mint in my garden. I use mint in salads, to make mint oil for cooking, and also to make tea. Fresh mint is easy to grow and needs a lot of sun and water. I use the oil to cook fish, to make salad dressing, and also as a bug repellent. Did you know that many bugs wont bite you if they smell mint?

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Learning how to make peppermint oil is easy. This infused oil is made with fresh mint from the farmers market and grapeseed oil.

You can easily make peppermint oil at home. The essential ingredients in preparing this oil are fairly simple – fresh peppermint leaves, olive oil, and oodles of patience! So let’s get started without further delay!

A vibrant accompaniment to a spring risotto.

Mint is a highly aromatic herb that provides many benefits. Gum companies often use mint in their products to help combat bad breath. This versatile plant can be used in teas, consumed raw and even made into an oil for culinary, health remedies and personal purposes.