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word - - - date: / / specification number: tt product data sheet product definition specification type: ingredient specification title: strawberry sliced stabilized + pasteurized item number: kosher status: orthodox union foreign material detection: magnet and metal detector product description the prepared

base will be made from properly ripened, washed, sorted, and sliced strawberries. this product will be prepared, processed, pasteurized, and packed in accordance with good manufacturing practices and under strict sanitary conditions to assure good color and flavor. fruit specifications variety: california...

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the weather here has been freakishly, ridiculously warm, so we checked on the bees yesterday. they've been kept sheltered from the winter winds by some toasty warm hay bales. you can see where the "morgue bees" have been doing their job by taking out the dead bees over the winter. cool, huh?

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randomness about our life, work, and stuff that happens on our herb farm. our business is prairielandherbs.com, a mother-daughter team with a acre farm and shop in central iowa. thursday, may , mine pinky would like us all to know that this is her food and water. hers. and we can't have any. posted by

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visiting while his family is out of town. the rest are awaiting adoption. we get them from people who can no longer care for them, from humane societies, and recently we got from the us govt. they were part of a seized illegal import shipment. people find us via our web page at _www.mikebear.org_ ( ) , or by

word of mouth. people who want to adopt birds must apply and visit here for an interview, and then have a home visit by us. we have to make sure that the birds will have a stable permanent home, in safe and healthy conditions. we don't charge any adoption fees. we are funded partly by donations and...

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and essential oil. stir in flour, cocoa powder, and baking powder until very well blended. add chocolate chips. you may need to add more flour, depending on the size/juiciness of your orange. you want a soft dough that is easy to handle but not too sticky. divide dough in half; shape each half into by...

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conventional methods. remove soil with a broom, non-oily dust mop or vacuum. use a scraper or putty knife to remove any stubborn surface debris. we do not recommend using dust-catching mops with silicone and waxes. the surface must be washed with a neutral soap and the amount of hot water recommended by...

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visiting while his family is out of town. the rest are awaiting adoption. we get them from people who can no longer care for them, from humane societies, and recently we got from the us govt. they were part of a seized illegal import shipment. people find us via our web page at _www.mikebear.org_ ( ) , or by

word of mouth. people who want to adopt birds must apply and visit here for an interview, and then have a home visit by us. we have to make sure that the birds will have a stable permanent home, in safe and healthy conditions. we don't charge any adoption fees. we are funded partly by donations and...

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