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jerky. they claim to use no preservatives and no artificial ingredients in any of their products. this particular variety of jerky i'm reviewing here is from their "range grown" line, utilizing "certified" beef raised without growth hormones, antibiotics or animal protein, and fed on pastureland grasses
a great deal of snackability i think with its delicious taste, intense flavor, and complex flavor. it's also easy to eat, despite its dry nature. i find it difficult to resist eating more. as a "range grown" beef jerky, being free of hormones, antibiotics, chemicals, and fed mostly on pastureland grasses...
https://www.bestbeefjerky.org/2008/
jerky. they claim to use no preservatives and no artificial ingredients in any of their products. this particular variety of jerky i'm reviewing here is from their "range grown" line, utilizing "certified" beef raised without growth hormones, antibiotics or animal protein, and fed on pastureland grasses
a great deal of snackability i think with its delicious taste, intense flavor, and complex flavor. it's also easy to eat, despite its dry nature. i find it difficult to resist eating more. as a "range grown" beef jerky, being free of hormones, antibiotics, chemicals, and fed mostly on pastureland grasses...
https://www.bestbeefjerky.org/2008/12/
them to make garden markers. the clay can be formed into small offering bowls. i made this wall plaque by fixing a wire loop firmly in the back of the piece while the clay was damp, and then after forming the face (a little angrier than intended, lol...), creating a head dress from dried seedheads, grasses
, and flowers. spices, roots, and herbs could be incorporated, and the gathering of decorative herbs and grasses could be a fun outing with the kids, getting them to look closely at what late autumn still has to offer. another idea would be to press cinnamon sticks, star anise, allspice, cloves, etc....
http://theessentialherbal.blogspot.com/2010/