In making a salad dressing using Cider Dust or Fire Cider, we highly recommend using a mild oil such as sunflower, avocado or grapeseed oil. Using any type of olive oil may overpower the flavors of the Cider Dust or Fire Cider. Feel free to adjust amounts to your preference.

Recipe:

1 tbsp Fire Cider OR 1 tsp Cider Dust

1/2 cup oil

Salt to taste

Mix Fire Cider or Dust, oil and salt in a container. Drizzle over salad.

One of our favorite snacks to enjoy, Cider Dust popcorn, is addicting! Beware! Don't sprinkle it on dry, or you may find yourself inhaling the dust and coughing. LOL! Feel free to adjust amounts/ratios to your taste preference :)

Recipe for 1 large bowl of popcorn:

1-2 tsp Cider Dust

1/4-1/2 cup Butter/vegan butter

Salt to taste

In a microwaveable cup or small sauce pan, melt the butter with the Cider Dust. Mix together well then pour over popcorn, mixing popcorn as you pour. Add salt to taste. Enjoy!

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This drink is a nice tea to sip on when you don't feel like shooting your Fire Cider shot. You can enjoy it cold or warm.

Recipe:

1-2 tbsp Fire Cider

8 oz cold or warm water (100-140 degrees)

1-2 tsp Local Raw Organic Honey

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We recommend starting with 1-2 tsp of Cider Dust for any pot of soup recipe or canned soup and adding more (or less) to your taste preference.

For single serving soups, start with a sprinkle and add more to taste. Don't forget to add the salt.

Cider Dust is great in chicken noodle soup, asian soups, veggie soups and even some curries.

We LOVE adding Cider Dust to our sandwiches...specifically avocado toast or an avocado sandwich!

When making your sandwich, whatever spread you put on the bread (mayo, mustard, cream cheese, etc), simply sprinkle the Cider Dust on your spread before adding other ingredients.