Rosehip

While roses are a great addition to skincare products, the fruit of the rose is wonderful for the body. Come learn about rosehip benefits & uses!

Raw rosehip syrup is a no-cook rosehip syrup recipe that uses sugar to draw the juice from the fruit resulting in a thick, delicious syrup.

Plus so many other health benefits.

Save autumn rosehips and make this vitamin-C rich syrup, perfect for pancakes or cordial. Recipe: Kristina Jensen Time: 2-2.5 hours Use as many rosehips as you wish, but keep to the ratio of rosehips, water, and sugar in the ingredients list. You’ll need some muslin to carefully strain the syrup as the hips contain little hairs that are very irritating to the mouth, throat and digestive tract. You can use this syrup on pancakes, stirred into yoghurt, poured onto ice cream, or to make a hot…

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Rose hips are the fruit of the wild rose plant. Learn all about foraging for rose hips and wild rose and their edible and medicinal uses!

Rose hips are an excellent source of vitamin C. Learn how to identify, gather, and blend your delicious rose hip tea.

This rosehip oil naturally moisturizes skin and hair. Moreover, homemade rose hip oil aids heal the skin from bruises, acne, and wrinkles.

A Swedish Classic - Rosehip soup with vanilla ice cream and almond macaroons - Swedish - Call Me Cupcake

I cant promise that our Homemade Rosehip liqueur will stop you catching a cold, but it'll certainly cheer you up if you do have one.