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Skriven 2013-01-13 22:26:54 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
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Ärende: Christmas goodies
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-> -> I've not had dental trouble with MW bars. I even managed to 
(carefully)
-> -> eat a few while wearing braces.
-> 
->  RH> I'll eat caramel, but it makes me nervous ever since an energy bar
->  RH> pulled a crown out.
-> 
-> I've not had problems with my crowns yet but when I was in braces, I
-> managed to have a bracket come off while eating mac & cheese. Then there
-> was the problematic arch (over the roof of my mouth wire; that broke
-> about 3 times in 6 weeks before the orthodontist decided it wasn't doing
-> what he wanted it to and took it off.
-> 
I never had braces - never needed them.  My sister had them though.

-> ->  RH> Not really. I've avoided the situation since by making only real
-> ->  RH> cheesecakes.
-> 
-> -> With all the calories and carbs.
-> 
->  RH> Well duh. (LOL)  I only make them when I'm going somewhere they'll 
be
->  RH> eaten.
-> 
-> Eaten or hoovered up?

Yes.(LOL)
 
-> -> Right now I've no idea what's there. I don't think my mom has made 
jams
-> -> or jellies (more the norm) since she started working outside the home 
in
-> -> the mid 60s. More likely old home canned veggies from the garden & 
some
-> -> fruit, if anything.
-> 
->  RH> Sounds like compost, in that case.  Anything in a sugar syrup might 
be
->  RH> OK.
-> 
-> I'm not sure what kind of syrup my mom used for canning fruits, most
-> likely the heavy since it was the time frame where sugar wasn't
-> considered as "evil". Can't ask her now and wouldn't trust the canned
-> good--if it's like some other stuff, the lids have probably rusted to
-> the point of disintgrating when touched. So, the contents would be
-> pitched and jars run thru the dishwasher before finding new homes.

If the lids are rusted, the innards are compost anyway.  
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