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Microdosing in the Morning: Magic Mushroom Recipes for Breakfast Weirdos

Posted on by Matt Seabrook
Surreal psychedelic illustration of a man eating colorful soup with a cosmic explosion of thoughts and galaxies from his head
20
Jun

Start your day with a little magic—literally. In this down-to-earth guide to microdosing-friendly breakfast recipes, we explore how to incorporate small, functional doses of magic mushrooms into your morning routine without turning it into a full-blown psychedelic circus. Whether you’re into smoothies, scrambled eggs, or cosmic cereal medleys, we’ve got something to help you dial in the day with clarity, creativity, and maybe even a second cup of coffee. Yes, there’s even a recipe inspired by Pink Floyd.

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Cooking Tips, Mushroom Spotlight Series, Mushrooms

Mushroom Spotlight: Shiitake aka The Black Forest Mushroom

Posted on by Matt Seabrook
Close-up of hands holding a bunch of fresh shiitake mushrooms against a blue background.
06
Jun

Shiitake mushrooms: the savory superfood that’s been flexing in East Asian kitchens and medicine cabinets for centuries. Packed with flavor and functional benefits, these umami powerhouses support heart health, immunity, and taste like velvet thunder in a stir-fry. In this week’s Mushroom Spotlight, we explore the roots, benefits, and cultural magic of the mighty shiitake—and show you how to bring them into your everyday meals with style.

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Mushroom Spotlight Series, Mushrooms

Mushroom Spotlight: Lion’s Mane – The Brainy Fungus

Posted on by Matt Seabrook
Organic Lion's Mane mushrooms in packaging and fresh on a wooden cutting board
25
Apr

Lion’s Mane might look like a fluffy sea creature clinging to a tree, but don’t let the looks fool you—this mushroom is serious about brainpower. In this week’s Mushroom Spotlight, we dive into the science, culinary charm, and forest-dwelling mystique of one of nature’s most nootropic fungi. Whether you’re chasing clarity or just want to impress your neurons, Lion’s Mane has your back (and your brain).

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