IRISH MOSS
Dried Chondrus Crispus to make your own Irish Moss from home!
70g DRIED - Makes 3 x 380ml jars of Irish moss
140g DRIED - Makes 6 x 380ml jars of Irish moss
210g DRIED - Makes 9 x 380ml jars of Irish moss
(if you use more water you will be able to make more jars however it will be a runnier consistency)
Benefits
Some of the health benefits of consuming Irish Moss regularly are:
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Eases Joint Pain
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Increase Energy Levels
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Reduce Fatigue
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Supports Immune System And Fights Infection
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Supports Heart Health
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Enhances Thyroid Function
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Boosts Metabolism
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Helps Control Appetite
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Promotes Mental And Emotional Well Being
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Soothes The Digestive Tract
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Anti-Anemic
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Supports Sexual Health
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Provides Remarkable Nutrition
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It’s A Natural Decongestant
- Rids body of excess mucus
How to use-
-Wash Irish moss 3 times to remove dirt. wash until water runs clear
.-Soak in water overnight ( OPTIONAL use limes to remove smell/taste)
-Wash rehydrated moss to remove excess salt.
-Add to a high speed blender and just about cover with spring or distilled water.
-Blend until the Irish moss is a smooth, gel like consistency.
-Pour the Gel into a sealable glass jar and store in the fridge- consume within 2-3 weeks.
OR
-After soaking and rinsing, add rehydrated moss to a pot and just about cover with spring or distilled water-
-Boil down on a low heat until the Irish moss is a smooth like gel (boiling method creates a smoother gel however both processes are fine)
-Pour the Gel into a sealable glass jar and store in the fridge- consume within 2-3 weeks.
Add 1-3 tablespoons to your drinks or smoothies.
You can also also use your freshly made Irish moss gel as a face mask/hair mask!
Irish moss can also be used as a vegan alternative to gelatine when baking.
Ingredients- 100% sun-dried Irish moss (Chondrus Crispus)- all the way from Ireland!
Disclaimer-
Please note all listed health benefits of our products are subject to opinion and should not be taken as medical advice. Nutritional benefits may vary from one person to another. You should also consult a medical professional before incorporating herbal remedies into your diet especially if you are taking medication, pregnant or breastfeeding.
