Buttercream Mints – GAPS Approved

Buttercream mints are a favorite, and can be duplicated for a delicate creamy treat that is healthy and indeed beneficial. Mix together one block grassfed butter like this one or this one, 1 cup home brewed sour cream, 1 tablespoon mint extract and 1/4 cup local honey. Blend until smooth. Add contents to a zip top bag or frosting bag. 

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Cut a corner out of the bag. 

Drop small dollops onto non-stick cooking sheets. Freeze for 30 minutes. Store in an airtight container or zip top bag in the freezer.

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