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Ads of Yore: Canning! Canning!

Perishable fruit crop, you say? We have just the steam-powered thing…

Published January 4, 2021

Categorised as Ads of Yore Tagged ads-of-yore, C20th, canning, orchard equipment, perishable fruit crop, vintage machinery

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Charlotte Mason's 1778 #quince recipe is a tricky one to unravel, but the end result does sound interesting. Some sort of quince cream, or quince fool, perhaps? Let me know what you think, quince fans:

https://orchardnotes.com/2022/10/05/charlotte-mason-on-making-quince-pudding/

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Helmsley Walled Garden @helmsleywalledg ·

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Yorkshire apple fact day 5 - Api is traditionally used in Christmas stockings and kissing wreaths, particularly in the USA. It’s often chosen to float in Wassail cups and is tasty baked or eaten with cheese. It will take any amount of rain. #AppleMonth #YorkshireAppleFact

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Abundance London @abundancelondon ·

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Quince membrillo production line. 4lbs + 3lbs + 3.5lbs + 1.9lbs. And that's just the fruit! More sugar needed!

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