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Hmmm …
Bizarre, innit?
That’s where all my money goes…
Here is a dime for some flour, a nickel for some salt, but no, I will never give you a penny for baking soda! By the way, tomorrow night I want some of your biscuits.
eric FTW!
Too bad she hasn’t a washing machine which magically pries the coins from our husband’s pants.
I’m trying to figure out how you get baking powder, as “nature’s product,” out at Saltair. I guess there are probably aluminum salts in the lake along with everything else, but I wonder how you separate the baking powder ingredients from the rest of the stuff. There’s plenty of “nature’s product” around that I wouldn’t want to put in my biscuits.