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Ya recently started on this system. It turned around our finances in no time :D

yup, raw honey is more likely to crystalize, but it takes a long long time and heating it gently and slowly reverses the issues. I have raw buckwheat honey that is a few years old even and still is 100% good and useable. Some of it crystalized a little, but I just heat it a bit and its back to...

Mead made with raw honey also has a more robust flavour, I don't know a single mead maker that would use pasturized honey. When fermented many subtle notes are brought out with raw honey that just aren't there with pasturized.

ya that's how I buy, but I think I pay almost $2/lbs depending on type, buying in bulk is way cheaper, I don't think this person is talking about selling 60 lbs per go though.

I only buy raw honey, so I am with the others, don't pasteurize it.

Have a quilt listed for sale on Etsy. My GF and I do alot of handycrafts, and in addition to the medieval games we have available here we also have a quilt and a cross stitched bookmark for sale. My Etsy Shop

9X9 Red and blue Hnefatafl, currently available $30 + Shipping 9X9 Green and yellow shown with bag currently available Bag, shown with ruler for scale all boards come with bag and instructions included Blue and White 11X11 board - SOLD

Hope to get some pics posted ASAP... but ya the game is a blast. Really simple to learn, but somewhat complex to explain. There are two sides the defenders and the attackers, the defenders have less men, but the game is actually wieghted in their favour, it is really hard to win playing the...

To give some background on the games. Viking gentlemen were required to know nine skills, Runes, Book reading, Smithing, Skiing, Shooting, rowing, two arts, and playing tafl or board games. Knefatafl or Kings Board is commonly called Viking Chess. It is a simple trap and capture game quick...

:ep :duc :ya :yuckyuck Too freaking funny... made me literally LOL at work

Hello, I am selling medieval board games, particularly Hnefatalf (and its variants) and Morris boards (3,6,9,and/or 12). Boards are hand embroidered on linen with wool backing. Two sided version (linen on both sides no wool backing) is available upon request with Hnefatafl on one side and...

As a mead brewer, I've been thinking of fermenting some maple sap that's been boiled down a bit (somewhere between straight sap and syrup), would be interesting to try walnut as well :D..... damn... not another project ;)

As a scadian I have searched high and low for rivets that will last, and you can find quick rivets in many hardware stores but I actually find a good nail and a washer makes a much better hand made rivet then those, and cheaper. You have to find a washer with a small enough hole that it barely...

I use a Shule pasta machine.... got it for Xmas and I absolutely love it.... I am told it was quite affordable.

No problem, it is an understandable error, my name is rather vague unless you know your ancient Irish Gaelic names, and even then its not clear LOL. Yes I live right in London near White Oaks Mall. I used to live hear Highbury myself when I attended Fanshawe College. Born and raised in...

I can't recall the brand, I'll check it out when I get home from work tonight and post tonight or tomorrow.

She is a he ;)... I am a man not a woman... but yes that's exactly it is leave in conditioner basically. You spray some on and brush it though and then let it dry. Keeps her hair healthy, strong, and frizz free. I do basically wing it myself as well, I basically estimated the measurements based...

I should note that I have never used the recipe I posted, I just used it because it was the first egg bread recipe I could find.

Actually all the egg breads I have tried have been nice light breads, very yummy.

My daughter (8yrs old) has hair down to her waist, it is thick hair and tangles easily, in fact we insist she braid it before bead every night. It is still difficult to brush in the morning so we started using detangler in her hair every morning, but it always seemed that the detangler didn't do...