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Funny how that works!Makes perfect sense! Now that you mention it of course...
DO NOT CUT A HOLE IN YOUR FLOOR, GDB!!Even though you guys are talking about outside growing, what BigD said led me think of something I think I'll try for an inside grow.
LMAO, Dab! Are you saying I should repair what I've already started?DO NOT CUT A HOLE IN YOUR FLOOR, GDB!!
.....I’m glad I caught you in time....??LMAO, Dab! Are you saying I should repair what I've already started?
Thank you double H, cuttings tomorrow!The babies are so cute! Good luck with the next batch of candida cuttings.
Thanks sy! Here are a couple more for a Saturday night update (day 4/5):The babies are looking good, Shed!
It looks like you have the 3 young ones in cups inside of solo cups. I must have missed something. What is the purpose of doing it like that? And I don’t see drain slits in the solo’s are there holes on the underside? Your Chiquita banana has certainly caught my attention. Well then again they all have.Here are a couple more for a Saturday night update (day 4/5):
Thanks Nev! My clones and my seedlings begin life in clear solo cup (with drain holes cut along the bottom edge) inside solid solo cups. That way you can slide out the inside cups and check root growth through the sides. And any runoff stays inside the outer cups rather than running out onto whatever they're sitting on.It looks like you have the 3 young ones in cups inside of solo cups. I must have missed something. What is the purpose of doing it like that? And I don’t see drain slits in the solo’s are there holes on the underside? Your Chiquita banana has certainly caught my attention. Well then again they all have.
Hmmmmmm. I’ve spent a lot of my life on both coasts and think I’ve always bought Hellman’s (it’s the best - although on the East coast some people say Dukes is.....nope!). I must research that now!It's like the fact that Hellmann's mayonnaise on the east coast is the same as Best Foods on the west coast. Marketing!
Aaaand, you are right (as usual). I’m likely confusing it with Miracle Whip (Booooooooooo!). Yuk.Hmmmmmm. I’ve spent a lot of my life on both coasts and think I’ve always bought Hellman’s (it’s the best - although on the East coast some people say Dukes is.....nope!). I must research that now!
Hellmann's for the win, but I don't eat either of them now because they both used to have hydrogenated vegetable oil, which I gave up in the 80s. I eat Trader Joe's mayo now, though Hellmann's and Best Foods have since cut that ingredient out.Hmmmmmm. I’ve spent a lot of my life on both coasts and think I’ve always bought Hellman’s (it’s the best - although on the East coast some people say Dukes is.....nope!). I must research that now!
No one should ever eat Miracle Whip, which is made from water, soybean oil, high-fructose corn syrup, vinegar, modified corn starch, eggs, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, potassium sorbate, spice, and dried garlic.Aaaand, you are right (as usual). I’m likely confusing it with Miracle Whip (Booooooooooo!). Yuk.
Hellmann's for the win, but I don't eat either of them now because they both used to have hydrogenated vegetable oil, which I gave up in the 80s. I eat Trader Joe's mayo now, though Hellmann's and Best Foods have since cut that ingredient out.
No one should ever eat Miracle Whip, which is made from water, soybean oil, high-fructose corn syrup, vinegar, modified corn starch, eggs, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, potassium sorbate, spice, and dried garlic.
I don’t get to Trader Joe’s often, and when Ido it’s always packed. I shall give it a try if I’m in the area and it’s not too packed. Amazingly enough, I’ve found that the store brand Mayo here (Food Lion) is pretty darned good. Wondering now who makes it for them....Hellmann's for the win, but I don't eat either of them now because they both used to have hydrogenated vegetable oil, which I gave up in the 80s. I eat Trader Joe's mayo now, though Hellmann's and Best Foods have since cut that ingredient out.
No one should ever eat Miracle Whip, which is made from water, soybean oil, high-fructose corn syrup, vinegar, modified corn starch, eggs, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, potassium sorbate, spice, and dried garlic.
Your tuna salad must be pretty dry!I just avoid mayo altogether. Problem solved.
This is the ingredient list: soybean oil, water, whole eggs and egg yolks, vinegar, salt, sugar, lemon juice concentrate, calcium disodium edta (used to protect quality), natural flavors.I don’t get to Trader Joe’s often, and when Ido it’s always packed. I shall give it a try if I’m in the area and it’s not too packed. Amazingly enough, I’ve found that the store brand Mayo here (Food Lion) is pretty darned good. Wondering now who makes it for them....
Thank you thank you. Not only does my wife like that, she likes the lite version. That’s like non-alcoholic beer, what’s the point.I’m likely confusing it with Miracle Whip (Booooooooooo!). Yuk.
This, besides the bacon, is integral to a BLT.Hellmann's for the win, but I don't eat either of them now because they both used to have hydrogenated vegetable oil, which I gave up in the 80s. I eat Trader Joe's mayo now, though Hellmann's and Best Foods have since cut that ingredient out.
No one should ever eat Miracle Whip, which is made from water, soybean oil, high-fructose corn syrup, vinegar, modified corn starch, eggs, salt, natural flavor, mustard flour, potassium sorbate, spice, and dried garlic.