Tarro de la Abuela

Grandma's home recipes, the ones you already know, explained plainly. PLEASE NOTE: the recipes are written in Spanish. The app itself is available in English and Spanish, but the recipe text comes from a Spanish blog and is not translated. Every recipe brings what you need, how it is made step by step and when to take it. Pantry ingredients: garlic, honey, lemon, chamomile, ginger, rosemary. No impossible shopping lists. WHAT YOU GET · The full recipe for each home remedy, with times and amounts. · How much it makes and how long it keeps in the fridge. · Grandma's article: the mistakes that ruin it, how long it takes to notice and the trick you won't find anywhere else. · Search by ingredient and by what's going on: throat and colds, sleep and nerves, digestion, skin and hair. HOW CREDITS WORK Credits are in-app tokens for opening articles. They are not money, they cannot be bought and they cannot be exchanged for anything outside the app. · Drop by each day and take 20 credits, enough for a whole article. · Want to read more the same day? Watch up to five short ads, five credits each. · The recipe itself opens with one short ad, and stays open. · Whatever you open with credits stays open in your account: change phones and it is still there. · Invite someone: when they claim their first credits, you get 50 and they start with 10. BUILT FOR READING · Light and dark, easy on the eyes at night. · Interface in English and Spanish. · No sign-up needed to read; the account only exists so your credits follow you. · You can delete your account from inside the app, with everything in it. A NOTE FROM THE HOUSE These are home kitchen recipes, not medical advice. If you take medication or have a health condition, talk to your doctor first. Recipes come from tarrodelaabuela.com.

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