What should and shouldn’t witches eat? [Hexenküche]

This article will show you how important certain foods are to witches, how they differ by witch type, and what practice they dedicate their magical arts to.

We often talk about witchcraft, witches, their traits and how they act to achieve their desires and maneuver the energies of the universe to do their will. One of the issues that is ignored is that which is most closely related to the witches’ lifestyle and their daily habits. Diet is undoubtedly one of them.

For some, witches are mythical characters that appear in fairy tales. They are portrayed as dark, strange women with big noses and warts, and with broomsticks flying.

They represent the darkest side of society and are credited with all those facts that cannot be explained logically.

Their diet isn’t just based on disgusting things like lizard eyes, worms, spider eggs, and toads. They also enjoy the taste of innocent human children.

… funny, isn’t it?

We are the evil that lives in the forest…

It is said that witches always wear black, live in caves and celebrate blankets in which they concoct potions to harm others. They are the “evil eye”, one of their specialties.

But not everything is evil in the world of witchcraft. It is known that there are white witches who are dedicated to doing good and reversing the spells cast by their darker cousins and helping other people with all sorts of problems.

Both evil and good witches have appeared in the stories and movies throughout history.

How did it all start?

It was women who gathered food – herbs, fruits and roots that women gathered to ensure the sustenance of the nomadic groups of prehistory.

Soon, women learned to recognize plant cycles and use them for food and healing.

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That role of a woman who used food to nurture and nurture soon morphed into something deeper, stronger – it awakened her evil alter ego.

It woke a witch who uses food not only for nurturing and nurturing, but also for killing, transforming, and conquering.

What is a witch’s kitchen?

A witch’s kitchen is the center of her home, it is her kingdom. It is one of the rooms in a house where all four earth elements are together – fire, water, earth and air. The fifth element, Spirit, can be brought into space in the same way.

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Watch your culinary work as if you are putting magic into your belly and instantly you have brought the fifth element – Spirit, into the kitchen.

So what do witches like to eat?

What witches eat depends on the culture of the country and the type of witchcraft they study and practice – white or black.

In fairy tales, wicked witches eat children who are attracted to them. We all know the story of Hansel and Gretel, right?

In real life, however, people with certain animistic or spiritual beliefs are commonly known as witches or wizards. Wiccans, Santeros, Spiritualists, Mediums, Voodoo practitioners, etc.

Millions upon millions of people practice these religions or beliefs today.

Wiccans, for example, are typically vegetarian and classify foods into seven groups based on their vibrational frequency. These foods they consume to improve their powers or improve the health of a specific organ.

The Santeros, meanwhile, are following the instructions of their gods, who forbid certain foods according to the mandates received through the oracles.

What white witches eat

For white wizards and witches, or those who work with light, they must follow special diets to improve aspects of their lives as everything is related to their spirituality.
Certain foods provide certain energies. They also perform certain rituals around meals.

On some spiritual paths, they forbid eating meat or certain types of food on certain dates.

You look for diets rich in fruits, vegetables and natural and healthy proteins.

At Wiccans, they classify foods by color:

Red foods: These are animal proteins and sprouts.
Green Foods: These are all green veggies like cucumber, lettuce, chard, and spinach.
Yellow foods: These are beans, beans of different colors, lentils, chickpeas and grains.
White foods: These are mostly made from flour and grain. Bread, wheat flour, cornflakes, bran, rice.
Blue foods: Composed of fresh, dehydrated or preserved fruit. Oranges, bananas, apples, milk, grapes, tangerines, plums, melon and the typical fruits of each country.
Orange Foods: It’s all the vegetables that aren’t green and the tubers. In this group are carrots, potatoes, auyama, sweet potatoes, celery and others.
Purple Foods: Composed of oil seeds or dried seeds. In this group are almonds, hazelnuts, peanuts, merey, tree nuts, yogurt, honey and coffee.

You can read more about Wiccan diet and food here.

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What black witches eat

They are believed to feed on blood brought from victims of dark energies or from raw meat or slaughtered animals. Some black witches do that.
They eat everything and don’t shun meat like a green witch normally would.

They love to eat spicy foods and foods derived from both plant and animal sources.

You can read more about voodoo witches die t and food here.

Important facts for witches who take care of their diet

Imagine a witch in her medieval kitchen during the Inquisition. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a match? If possible, avoid using plastic. It is better to use earthenware, bowls and everything else. Also, try using napkins and cloth towels if they are large and in many colors.

Keep piles of dried flowers and dangling herbs in your kitchen. They can be used for many things and give a touch of “antique”. A handful of dried lavender or cloves and cinnamon in a pot of boiling water can add a wonderful fragrance to any room.

Make sure you have a mortar and pestle to chop up the dried herbs you are using for cooking.

Keep an amethyst in your kitchen to ward off any negativity about your food.
Use teapots and jugs as flower pots. Everything in a witch’s kitchen has many uses, and nothing lasts long. If you have a sunny kitchen, keep a small garden container filled with herbs and vegetables.
A little salt in food protects you from curses. You should always have it on hand to avoid bad luck.
If you have to add a lot of water to the cooking food, this is a sure sign that it is raining.
Drinking tea gives you an excellent opportunity to make a little divination. Use tea leaves, not wrapped bags, let them rest on the bottom of your glasses, and when you’re done with your drink, look at the different images and designs formed by the leaves.
Leave your mind blank and allow your psychic self to determine what these images mean. You can do the same with coffee if you drink coffee, but you should use a Turkish coffee as it’s “heavy” enough and sits on the bottom of the cup.