Homemade Herbal Cough Drops | Mint, Mullein & Horehound

How to make homemade herbal cough drops at home to soothe a sore throat and ease a nasty cough. Rather than buying the pre-made, sugar-filled cough drops from the store, you can make your own from wholesome, natural ingredients. Give these a try!

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