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DayValleyDahlias
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Here is how the Jelly...Jelled
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After purchasing brand new Certo Pectin, it all jelled, hooray!
Red=Cran-Apple Spiced Jelly
Green=Jalapeno Pepper Jelly
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Oh, how pretty! I love the pepper jelly with cream cheese..mmmm! The cran apple sounds good too!
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Yup Poka...It tastes they BOTH taste yummy on crackers with cream cheese or tofutti cheese*~*~
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Sharon, oh, beauty!!! I loved how you set them up to have the sunrays shine through. Oh they look so ding dang YUMMEEEEE! Don't it make ya feel good when things work out, beautiful and most wonderful days, and health. Cindi
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