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Tinned peaches


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Hi, Just wondering ,are tinned peaches just as healthy as fresh peaches,I mean for fibre etc Also,is it correct you cab freeze fresh peaches ? Thanks

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As a child we always had bottled plums and blackcurrant jam and other fruits as jam and a loft full of apples spread out. Other fruit and veg stored in similar ways, also had variety of dried stuff. Mum sorted it every harvest. No freezers in those days. Dad did the root veg stores, potatoes, swede etc. in a clamp. Our job was to weed the veg patch and pick or dig up the produce.

Favourite fizzy drink was mum's ginger beer. Come to think of it that was the only fizzy drink... Yummm

Nearest shop was a 3 mile walk away in next village and was in the front room of a (to me) ancient lady - old Mrs Yates I think her name was. Lovely lady, on a Sunday you had to knock on her back door and it was for 'emergencies purchases only'.

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"Favourite fizzy drink was mum's ginger bee"

My wife made her own Mum some gonger beer.

Although she warned her it was alcoholic Mum didn't really believe her.

She had one hell of a hangover!

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Whatever happened to all those self multiplying ginger plants that most lower/middle class people had, when home brewed ginger beer was the rage?.

Couple of bags of sugar,water, a bit of ginger plant sediment, and you were in business.

I think our ginger beer plant stock, and that of the neighbours all went down the drain, when we all got fed-up drinking ginger beer by the volume!.

Out came the home brew, beer, larger and wine kits that nearly everywhere (including High Street names) stocked.

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If I remember rightly there used to be a saying "eat what you can and can what you can't".. I think it was probably pre WW2

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Many thanks for all your help,will be having a go tomorrow :-)

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