Break the holiday “sickness cycle” this year with Fire Apple Cider Vinegar, a powerful immune-boosting supplement. This video shows you how to do it!
How to Make Fire Vinegar
Every year around the holidays, I make this Fire Apple Cider Vinegar (also known simply as “Fire Cider”, or in some circles, “Four Thieves Tonic”). Since it takes about a month to set, it’s ready by the time my immune system can use it in the winter.
Although I’m not a big fan of spicy things, I really like the flavor of this traditional fire cider recipe.
You’ll find many versions of fire cider circulating there. Some exist only for external use. For example, you apply some to your skin to ward off bacteria.
Others are made from essential oils. Since making essential oils is the way I don’t want to go right now, I prefer this recipe, it’s ingested.
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Fire Apple Cider Vinegar Ingredients
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Here’s a list of ingredients I used and other possible add-ons. Of course, be careful if you are allergic to any of the following.
Here is a “possible” list:
What do you think?
Do you have your own traditional fire cider recipe? Did you use any of the ingredients I’m ignoring here? I’d love to hear from them in the comments below…if you make fire apple cider vinegar to enjoy this winter, be sure to let me know!
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This article was originally published in December 2013, but I decided it was time to revisit it recipe! enjoy! I’m starting a new batch myself…
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Marjory Wildcraft is the founder of The Grow Network, a community of people focused on modern self-sufficiency. She has been named an expert on off-grid living by National Geographic, she hosts the Mother Earth News Online Homes Summit, and is listed on Who’s Who in America for inspiring hundreds of thousands of backyard gardens. Marjory is the focus of a Reuters Food Sustainability Media Award winning article, she recently wrote Growing Systems: The Essential Guide to Modern Self-Sufficient Living – From Growing Food to Making Medicines.
