Pine Pinus needle tea infusion with honey, with a jar of honey, a candle, and more pine needles in the background. - FotoHelin/Shutterstock However, as with foraging any wild plants, it's important to ...

You’ve worked your way through the leftover ham, mashed potatoes, green beans and pie — but have you considered eating your Christmas tree? Between 25 million and 30 million real Christmas trees are ...

Woodley’s unique diet actually began years ago when she developed an interest in herbalism. She was deeply interested in the medicinal properties that food, plants, and even minerals had. This led to ...

Many years ago, when I was in elementary school, I read something about certain Native American communities who would drink tea made out of pine needles. Even though as a kid I enjoyed unsweetened tea ...

If you are like me and enjoy trying out different kinds of herbal tea, you might appreciate a hot cup of fresh-brewed, homemade pine needle tea. Pine needle tea is packed full of a natural form of ...

The thought of munching on pine needles might not get your taste buds tingling. But experts believe some of these sharp little spikes from our beloved Christmas trees could pack a punch in the fight ...

Most people wouldn't opt for pine needles when in the mood for a good tea, but they have a variety of health benefits including quite a bit of vitamin C. If you want to make your own healthy cup, you ...

A: I found lots of articles online that recommend pine needle tea as a tasty "citrus'y" drink in winter. I have no idea if it is "safe" to drink. When I was a kid, it was a regular winter task ...

When looking for some new ingredients and recipes, you may want to consider foraging in the wild to expand your palate and your pocketbook. For example, acorns are a super versatile ingredient you can ...