1lb ground chicken 2TBLSP ground fennel/sage which ever you prefer 2TBLSP apple cider vinegar 2 TBLSP coconut aminos alternative to soy sauce 1/2tsp smoked salt you can use 1 tsp I prefer less salt 1TBSP duck fat 1 TBLSP Ghee Set aside Ghee to use to cook with. Mix everything together & make sausage Pattie’s. Cook & enjoy!

We went to a large chain grocery store for some meat for dinner; what we bought is I believe 3D printed chicken. I have heard of this; however after looking at the back of the chicken meat, this seemed to not be chicken which I have seen before. I have never before seen lines like layered in chicken before.

How many coffee drinkers do we have on here? Did you the majority of coffee sold in the USA is positive for mold? Yuck!!! Here is a solution! Purity Coffee! For those who prefer pods, decaf, full strength Purity has these coffee for you to choose. Here is my link. MOHRNATURAL20 is the coupon code. https://puritycoffee.com/?rfsn=7943882.61a8f7

My grandsons LOVE OTTER POPS! So I found these & now I just made 50 mixed berry organic smoothie OTTER POPS for Summer! Mix with a little water, pour & put in the freezer! https://a.co/d/065BWf79

Here in California it is fire season making our days even hotter! When you’re working outside it is important to Viramin C, D, & calcium levels, especially when outside for long periods of time. Remember to take added calcium/magnesium, vitamin C & D & Celtic salt for minerals. Sea Moss is another good alternative. Coconut water is a great electrolytes alternative with this added recipe. Make sure to drink water too. Celtic salt contains 82 of the 92 minerals and it also has three magnesium which help to deliver the minerals into the cells. Just put a small pinch on your tongue and drink water and that will help to get those minerals back into your cells! Here is a great and natural electrolyte drink you can make! • 1¾ cup herbal tea, water, or coconut water • ⅛ teaspoon celtic salt • 2 teaspoons raw honey (or maple syrup, to taste) • ¼ cup lemon or lime juice • ½ teaspoon calcium/magnesium powder