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Tag Archives: mavea
Cooking With Mavea: Pickled Carrot and Daikon
Cooking with MAVEA: Pickled Carrots & Daikon with Food in Jars from MAVEA Inspired Water on Vimeo. While I work on meeting a couple of freelance deadlines, I though I’d post another one of the videos I made with Mavea … Continue reading
Elemaris XL Winners
Goodness, you guys sure like your water. I was totally floored by how many of you were excited about the Elemaris giveaway! With the help of random.org, I’ve selected our five winners. Congratulations to Traci, Emily, Jill, Dominique and Kari! … Continue reading
Canning 101: Using Good Water + Giveaway
As many of you have come to know, water is often a primary player in canning. Most pickling recipes call to dilute vinegar by half. We can whole fruit by making a syrup of sugar and water. When I want … Continue reading

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