Oatstraw Green Tops Cut & Sifted Organic
Oatstraw is the green top of the oat plant, harvested when the seed is at the milky stage, before it's fully ripe. Cultivated for over 3,000 years, oats were not an intentionally cultivated grain. A happy accident, it was originally considered a weed among other crop grains. However, its tenacious nature and and wide tolerance for growing conditions led to eventual appreciation. It can thrive through stretches of poor growing conditions while other crops struggle.
Frontier Co-op® Organic Oatstraw (Avena sativa) has a soft and mellow mildly grassy, herbaceous and slightly sweet flavor with a fresh scent, free of any musty notes. Our oatstraw tops are picked at the best times for maintaining potency. Then we cut and sift them for easy use in many applications.
Directions
To add to your bath; place two cups of oatstraw in a muslin cloth and add to the bathwater, swishing it around. Or, you can make a strong oat tea and pour directly into your bath. To enhance your experience, tie 1/2 cup of oatmeal in a soft cloth and use to cleanse the skin after a nice soak in the bath.
To make a tea; use one to two teaspoons of oatstraw to one cup of boiling water. Let steep for ten minutes, strain and enjoy. To enhance the tonifying and soothing benefits, combine with lemon balm, nettles, skullcap, chamomile or passion flower.
Suggested Uses
While consuming oatstraw steeped as a tea is most common, you can also use it as a simple tincture or take it in capsules, and use it in a soothing bath. Mix it with red raspberry leaves or dried lemon balm for a relaxing and flavorful hot beverage. Make oatstraw vinegar for cooking uses. Add it to your DIY lotion and bath product recipes, too.Original: $2.33
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$0.82Oatstraw Green Tops Cut & Sifted Organic
Oatstraw is the green top of the oat plant, harvested when the seed is at the milky stage, before it's fully ripe. Cultivated for over 3,000 years, oats were not an intentionally cultivated grain. A happy accident, it was originally considered a weed among other crop grains. However, its tenacious nature and and wide tolerance for growing conditions led to eventual appreciation. It can thrive through stretches of poor growing conditions while other crops struggle.
Frontier Co-op® Organic Oatstraw (Avena sativa) has a soft and mellow mildly grassy, herbaceous and slightly sweet flavor with a fresh scent, free of any musty notes. Our oatstraw tops are picked at the best times for maintaining potency. Then we cut and sift them for easy use in many applications.
Directions
To add to your bath; place two cups of oatstraw in a muslin cloth and add to the bathwater, swishing it around. Or, you can make a strong oat tea and pour directly into your bath. To enhance your experience, tie 1/2 cup of oatmeal in a soft cloth and use to cleanse the skin after a nice soak in the bath.
To make a tea; use one to two teaspoons of oatstraw to one cup of boiling water. Let steep for ten minutes, strain and enjoy. To enhance the tonifying and soothing benefits, combine with lemon balm, nettles, skullcap, chamomile or passion flower.
Suggested Uses
While consuming oatstraw steeped as a tea is most common, you can also use it as a simple tincture or take it in capsules, and use it in a soothing bath. Mix it with red raspberry leaves or dried lemon balm for a relaxing and flavorful hot beverage. Make oatstraw vinegar for cooking uses. Add it to your DIY lotion and bath product recipes, too.Product Information
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Description
Oatstraw is the green top of the oat plant, harvested when the seed is at the milky stage, before it's fully ripe. Cultivated for over 3,000 years, oats were not an intentionally cultivated grain. A happy accident, it was originally considered a weed among other crop grains. However, its tenacious nature and and wide tolerance for growing conditions led to eventual appreciation. It can thrive through stretches of poor growing conditions while other crops struggle.
Frontier Co-op® Organic Oatstraw (Avena sativa) has a soft and mellow mildly grassy, herbaceous and slightly sweet flavor with a fresh scent, free of any musty notes. Our oatstraw tops are picked at the best times for maintaining potency. Then we cut and sift them for easy use in many applications.
Directions
To add to your bath; place two cups of oatstraw in a muslin cloth and add to the bathwater, swishing it around. Or, you can make a strong oat tea and pour directly into your bath. To enhance your experience, tie 1/2 cup of oatmeal in a soft cloth and use to cleanse the skin after a nice soak in the bath.
To make a tea; use one to two teaspoons of oatstraw to one cup of boiling water. Let steep for ten minutes, strain and enjoy. To enhance the tonifying and soothing benefits, combine with lemon balm, nettles, skullcap, chamomile or passion flower.
