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WYLD Pantry, Lander, WY (2026)

04/11/2026

Product drop at Fremont Local Market! We now have 16 ounce Fire 🔥 Cider!

03/07/2026

Product drops to: Meadowlark Market & Kitchen 🪺, Fremont Local Market & The Spotted Buffalo 🦬
It’s beautiful ☀️ outside! Stop by and get yourself some goodies!

02/28/2026

Fire Cider 🔥? Yes please! This potion has soooo many amazing health benefits. Let me know if you’d like some♥️

Have you been wondering what in the world Fire 🔥 Cider is? What does it do for your body?
1. Immune System Support
• Widely used as a daily tonic during cold/flu season to “boost” immunity.
• High in vitamin C (from peppers, horseradish, citrus if added) and antimicrobial compounds.
2. Antimicrobial & Antibacterial Properties
• Raw apple cider vinegar, garlic, and horseradish contain natural compounds (allicins, acetic acid, isothiocyanates) shown in lab studies to inhibit bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
3. Cold & Flu Symptom Relief
• Helps thin mucus and acts as a natural decongestant (horseradish + cayenne are classic for sinus clearing).
• Soothes sore throats (honey + ACV coating effect).
4. Improved Digestion
• Apple cider vinegar may stimulate digestive juices and support gut microbiome.
• Warming spices (ginger, cayenne) promote circulation and digestive fire (per Ayurveda and traditional herbalism).
5. Anti-Inflammatory Effects
• Turmeric (often added), ginger, and garlic have well-documented anti-inflammatory compounds (curcumin, gingerols, allicin).
6. Circulation & Warming
• Cayenne and ginger are circulatory stimulants—people report feeling warmer and more energized after taking it.
7. Detox & Liver Support (anecdotal)

• Apple cider vinegar: modest benefits for blood sugar control, slight weight-loss support, and antimicrobial effects.
• Garlic: clinically shown to reduce cold duration/severity when taken preventatively.
• Ginger: proven anti-nausea and anti-inflammatory.
• Honey: effective for cough suppression and sore throat.
• Moderate/weak evidence:
• Horseradish and cayenne for sinus relief (mostly anecdotal + traditional use).
• Overall immune “boosting” beyond nutrient content and basic antimicrobial effects is not strongly proven.

• Typical dose: 1–2 tablespoons daily, or 1–3 times a day at first sign of illness (often diluted or chased with water—it’s intense!)
• Not recommended for people with GERD or ulcers.

Fire cider is not a miracle cure, but many people find it helpful for warding off or shortening winter illnesses, improving digestion, and feeling more resilient—especially when taken consistently through cold season.
Think of it as spicy, tangy “grandma’s penicillin” 😊 rather than a pharmaceutical-grade medicine.
Meadowlark Market & Kitchen