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Date: | Wed, 13 Nov 1996 13:45:18 -0500 |
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>Dave from Scranton wrote:
>>Finally after 3 summers and one bear, I got my first crop of 23
>pounds. It's in my kitchen in a 5 pound bucket that I got from the local
>donut shop for $1.00.<
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>Prithee tell:
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>How dost thee get 23 lbs of anything - never mind honey - in a 5 lb
>bucket? :-)
rather, 5 gal. -- standard 5 gallon pail -- would hold about 60 lbs honey.
the doughnut makers buy their jelly or cream filling in them, and if you're
lucky you can find a store where they will save them for you.
used to be they would be free for the asking, then they started charging 50
cents, then 75 cents, and more
lately I have had to pay $1 or even $1.20 apiece and they are getting
harder to find or accumulate
i wonder if maybe they have gotten popular with gardeners or other DIY
enthusiasts, so demand for the used pails has risen(?)
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