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  • JonathonJ Offline
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    Jonathon
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    Certain seasonings are also more prone to this than others. I don’t think I have ever had it with the Willies for example but on seasonings with a lot of brown sugar it happens more often. The blender trick is a good one. Another thing you can do is microwave the seasoning (not the bag) for about 15 seconds and that will loosen it up for a short period of time, however, once it hardens back up it hardens up even more so use ti immediately. All in all I think a rolling pin, a blender or just water and stirring is a better choice.

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    • JonathonJ Jonathon

      Certain seasonings are also more prone to this than others. I don’t think I have ever had it with the Willies for example but on seasonings with a lot of brown sugar it happens more often. The blender trick is a good one. Another thing you can do is microwave the seasoning (not the bag) for about 15 seconds and that will loosen it up for a short period of time, however, once it hardens back up it hardens up even more so use ti immediately. All in all I think a rolling pin, a blender or just water and stirring is a better choice.

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      craigrice
      Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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      Jonathon you can do the same thing with brown sugar or put a slice of bread or fruit in the package then seal then it will be soft I also vacuum seal between usage

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      • craigriceC craigrice

        Jonathon you can do the same thing with brown sugar or put a slice of bread or fruit in the package then seal then it will be soft I also vacuum seal between usage

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        craigrice
        Bread… Duh. Been doing that with cookies for years.

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        • PapaSopP PapaSop

          craigrice
          Bread… Duh. Been doing that with cookies for years.

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          craigrice
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          PapaSop when I make cookies the grand kids don’t let them last long lol !

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          • craigriceC craigrice

            PapaSop when I make cookies the grand kids don’t let them last long lol !

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            craigrice
            Lol. I hear ya. Don’t have to make them yet. Mom is still making them at 84 years young. Gotta start helping with these so I can pass them down.

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            • PapaSopP PapaSop

              craigrice
              Lol. I hear ya. Don’t have to make them yet. Mom is still making them at 84 years young. Gotta start helping with these so I can pass them down.

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              craigrice
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              PapaSop as my wife is in her late 70’s I do all of the cooking for the holidays we have some great’s (10) and this year I told the family it is time for them to take over as the will be grandparents soon and need to carry it forward

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              • craigriceC craigrice

                PapaSop as my wife is in her late 70’s I do all of the cooking for the holidays we have some great’s (10) and this year I told the family it is time for them to take over as the will be grandparents soon and need to carry it forward

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                craigrice
                Amen to that.

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                  #19

                  craigrice What is the theory behind fruit? I’ve never heard that one

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                  • JonathonJ Jonathon

                    craigrice What is the theory behind fruit? I’ve never heard that one

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                    Jonathon the dry product will draw the moister from the wet

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                      craigrice So, is it dried fruit? Like, I think of an apple in the bag and I don’t see it doing anything other than possibly flavoring the seasoning. I want to try this and I know just the seasoning to try it with, bread makes sense to me but if I am going to test the fruit I want to make sure I am doing it “right”

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                      • JonathonJ Jonathon

                        craigrice So, is it dried fruit? Like, I think of an apple in the bag and I don’t see it doing anything other than possibly flavoring the seasoning. I want to try this and I know just the seasoning to try it with, bread makes sense to me but if I am going to test the fruit I want to make sure I am doing it “right”

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                        Jonathon the fruit will dry and the other will get moist have also done this with tobacco

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                        • JonathonJ Jonathon

                          craigrice So, is it dried fruit? Like, I think of an apple in the bag and I don’t see it doing anything other than possibly flavoring the seasoning. I want to try this and I know just the seasoning to try it with, bread makes sense to me but if I am going to test the fruit I want to make sure I am doing it “right”

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                          craigrice
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                          Jonathon use a piece of fresh fruit but do not leave it for more than a day or so or the fruit will start to spoil

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