You can have peppermint leaves, or you can extract the liqued from the leaves and have peppermint extract.
Yes, you can replace peppermint extract with peppermint oil in most recipes. However, peppermint oil is more potent than extract, so you will need to use less of it. Typically, you would use about 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of peppermint oil for every teaspoon of extract called for in the recipe.
It appears that peppermint oil, not peppermint extract, works better to get rid of mice. This is because the extract contains more alcohol than peppermint oil, so it will not be as strong as the oil itself.
Yes you can its 1/4 a tsp of oil for 1 tsp of extract
I would strongly, strongly recommend NOT drinking peppermint extract, doing so for health purposes could be DANGEROUS. Large Internal Doses such as drinking peppermint extract could cause severe kidney damage, irregluar heartbeats, miscarriages in pregnant women. Peppermint extract is a diluted version of the peppermint oil which is 100% oil and the most prodominate active ingredient is menthol. CAUTION: Pure Peppermint should not be ingested and Pure Menthol can be FATAL in as small a dose as 1 tsp. You can use drops of peppermint extract (and even the peppermint oil in a smaller amount) to freshen your breath or add to water or tea. It is used in cooking baked goods, desserts, candy, in dietary supplements.
Walmart sells peppermint oil for baking, peppermint oil softgels, and peppermint extract. See the related links for the product listings on Walmart.com.
Oh, dude, no way! Peppermint extract won't get you drunk. It's mostly just used for flavoring in baking and stuff. If you're looking to catch a buzz, you might want to stick to the good ol' fashioned adult beverages.
I had the same question and didn't find an answer so I just guessed. I'm making mint chocolate chip gelato and the recipe calls for 2 cups of mint. I have peppermint extract on hand so I substituted 2 tsp of extract . I think it turned out good for my taste.
Black Radish root extract Deoxycholic Acid Artichoke Extract Peppermint Oil Wormwood extract Source: back of the box
Peppermint provides a cool tingling feeling to your scalp. Peppermint is also good for oily hair as it pulls some of the oil out. Peppermint is good for dry hair as it moisturizes the hair and makes it stronger. The tingling affect stimulates your hair follicles and promotes hair growth. It also leaves your hair fresh and clean.
According to the box, Dyflogest has black radish extract, artichoke extract, peppermint, and wormwood extract. Each of these ingredients is supposed to work with a different section of your digestive system.
Yes, the potency would be number one difference. The type of peppermint is another difference. The way it was cultivated and distilled is another difference. Visit my site www.youngliving.org/raqad for more details.