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The Essential Mixologist: 22 original essential oil infused recipes

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Year
2018
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
16 MB (16628476 bytes)
Pages
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Time added
2019-02-22 14:29:19

Description

This book is filled with 22 original essential oil infused cocktail recipes that your taste buds will love! Are you tired of having cocktails that have an artificial taste? Are you looking for another way to use your essential oils? Try the natural way! Combine your two favorite things! Cocktails and essential oils! Along with natural juices to create the perfect essential oil elixir! Julez channeled her inner alchemist by combining the natural taste of essential oils and the natural juices of fruits and vegetables to make cocktails. Even though she is her own alchemist, she encourages everyone to channel their inner alchemist and play around with these recipes. These cocktails can also be turned into mocktails by simply taking away the alcohol.

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