
“…. you really can’t guess just by looking whether a particular mould staring at you is good or bad.” Healthy Canning
Monday's Loaf Monday's loaf, soft and moist, became Tuesday's toast, became Wednesday's crumbs for filling the feast of poultry, but that last slice of two, somewhat stiff and firm, had just a tinge of blue. Copyright ยฉPaul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ยฎ
Our well water in Edinburg was fantastic! You test the water before buying and then periodically. I don’t know what you do to fix it.
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No, if water goes bad you’re in deep trouble I’d say.
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Love the photos and the poem about bread. โค The well water comment was intended for my sister who is shopping for rural properties! Sorry for the scrambled messages. She is probably wondering why I am writing to her about bread! ๐
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Lol, I thought you were making a cryptic remark, well there you go – which means I’m not the only one.
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Thatโs the fate of the loaf PV ! Nicely written ๐๐ค
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I’ve sure had a few, thank you ๐
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No thanks!
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I’ve had this experience many times. (Literal moldy bread, not moldy bread as a metaphor for whatever sorry state I happen to be in. ๐ )
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Sequence of Nature!
You crafted very Nicely!
Using IQ!
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Yes, beware the mould ๐
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As long as we are outsourcing the politics, we will never have a shortage. Lol
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Ha, so true! ๐
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:-)) Any aliens to hire? ๐ xx
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Yum!
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A man of most unusual taste I see ๐
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Fair.
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One has to be authentic ๐
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Wonderful. I often eat mouldy bread, but not on purpose!
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It’s not the best, I hate the taste of mould, and I try to steer clear, but it sneaks through.
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I know. And especially if you canโt see lol
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Yes, I was trying to imagine what that would be like, a lot of trust I guess, but when it’s just down to you, well ….
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Squirrel food!
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No what have squirrels done to you? ๐
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LOl
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The mold in that picture is giving me an inquisitive look. It must have seen a lot since Monday and wants to see more ๐
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Lol, hmmm, time to deal with the inquisitive mold ๐
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Oh no ๐ I throws the whole loaf away if 1 bread is molded. I’m picky with bread and smell bread before I eat it. If it smells sour๐๐ฝI throws the whole loaf in the trash. That’s just me cause my Aunt was blind and use to smell all of her food…Guess that’s the reas6
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The science tells us that if one slice or end is gone, the whole loaf is also invisibly gone. On one slice, the greenish-black mould is actually the flower and its roots are far deeper in the bread, and spores too. One slice and I chuck it too. Best be picky I say ๐
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Sorry about that๐๐ฝIt’s Reason and Perfectly Written๐ค
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Yes a familiar sight before freezers were the thing
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Ha, yes, or when it’s left out ๐
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