The 16 and 20 count are sold out the 30 is available.
Or was it loose tea that you were looking for?
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Cool! Thanks so much. Iām fine with bagged or loose tea. Weird that for some items, I will immediately look to online sources, while for other (such as tea), Iāll only look in stores.
Now I just have to convince my wife to buy it. We have something on the order of 45 types of tea here, and sheās loathe to add more. But āhey we used to have thisā should be enough.
(As background, she and I just spent 3 hours going through the pantry and tossing stuff āweāre never gonna useā and there were a lot of teas in that bucket.)
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I bash the pom with a pestle holding it over a very big bowl in the sink. Must wear an apron and cover nearby things with old papers.
I keep the juices so I donāt submerge the pom in water like some people. Thatās just wasting the juices.
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All threads transmorgrify, and the OP loses control the moment they post. Itās the law.
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I take my time it is a labour of love. Sometimes even wacking fairly hard as some are a little stubborn to come out.
Have not had a semi ripe one so your post is appreciated. Iām sure that I will have an opportunity to use it.
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Yes, threads do evolve slightly.
Iām ok with them going off topic a little as long as they return back to the original thread.
Sometimes a lot of knowledge is lost because one might not know to look there when searching for a specific topic.
I have noticed gentle reminders (on many threads) about veering off topic to gaining control of the thread and Iām okay with that too.
The only time that I would not prefer to discuss a subject occurs when there is trash talk about professionalās personal lives.
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Name this gadget, please? Itās getting donated, but I am curious. Iāve had it in my kitchen drawer all these years, thinking it was for making shaved curls of chocolate to decorate cakes/cookies. Or to make decorative butter curls. Clearing that drawer today I tried to use it for either purpose, unsuccessfully.
Itās marked Stainless steel Japan.
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Believe it or not, someone designed this thing to hold a chunk-o-butter with which to butter your corn on the cob.
Give it a whirl and let us know if itās better than a knife. I guess it helps prevent that ābutter sliding over the cliff edgeā problem.
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Silly me. We use these: https://www.webstaurantstore.com/corn-butter-spreader-push-type/672P2300.html?utm_source=shopzilla&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=672P2300&utm_campaign=smallwares_connexity_pla
A plunger to push the butter through and a lid to store it in the fridge. Plus it can go in the dishwasher. Granted, white plastic doesnāt have the charm of an elegant silver or even stainless device.
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Hah! My family were barbarians. Weād just half-peel a stick and pass it around the table.
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Mom used to give each of us a slab of butter to roll the corn in. But as I got older, I got more ācivilizedā 
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Life Hack - butter your corn - YouTube
This War Games clip always come to my mind when the topic of buttering corn comes up.
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Wouldnāt you end up with Wonder Bread crumbs on your corn?
Someone stole my radish roser decades ago. It was sturdy aluminum. The notching end was very helpful for edging orange half bowls to hold jellos, cranberry molds and condiments. I used to make hundreds and it was a work horse. I sure would like it back.
I donāt think so. I tried it once back when the movie came out and I donāt remember that being an issue. The problem with the method is you have to have room temp butter which I rarely have. Iām a barbarian and use same method CCE mentions above.
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Thatās the beauty of the contraption I use . . . straight from the fridge to the table.
Growing up dad insisted butter be cold (if he knew it could be frozen, thatās what we probably would have used). So the bread method would be a definite no.
I just plop a stick on a saucer and rotate the ear on the top . . .
Thanks for the help! As it happens, my husband doesnāt butter his corn on the cob so this will be Mine, All Mine! At least until August and local sweet corn season when I can try it out, then donate it. Talk about a one-purpose kitchen toolā¦
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