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Your grandmother may remember the time when they potted their food. They had potted ham and potted… well, anything really. They used to slay an animal and put the meat in a glass preservation jar along with a lot of salt so it wouldn’t rot. Back then, they used pottery in the form of earthenware or stoneware or simply glass jars. Not many people still do this, since going to the store and buy fresh food is much easier and arguably much tastier. I did manage to find some very nice looking jars that reminded me of our neighbor in France: a 86-year old woman, who brings us pâté in a preservation jar when her son has shot some wild animal. It makes me hungry already. Enjoy!

March Pantry's Kosher Salt
Wild Birds Unlimited.
Jack’s Raw Honey Packaging
Waitrose High fruit jams
hokka Petit Pots.
Wooden Cap Bottles by Sue Bee
The Salad Jar.
Son Brusque villa in Sencelles, Majorca
Fruita Blanch identity
Bobbi Brown Buffing Grains for Face
HUMMM... by Christopher Chefel
Selfridges Sweets
Earl's Best Pickled Onions by David Cran
Hexagonal Honey Bottle Packaging Concept by Maksim Arbuzov
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Bathroom interior designs

kristelvdakkerkristelvdakkerAugust 4, 2015

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