What produce/ingredients did you buy or obtain today (2025)?

Well this is a nice sight to return to -

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Barriehie said:
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You and Badjak are partly responsible for my crop of tomatoes, I took your advice and had the Castile soap mix ready to go. As soon as I spied some greenfly I sprayed away! So thanks for that 😊

Then I was helped out further by more ladybirds appearing than I’ve ever seen, they had a mighty chow down on the vast numbers of them in the hedging around the house 👍
 
SandwichShortOfAPicnic said:
You and Badjak are partly responsible for my crop of tomatoes, I took your advice and had the Castile soap mix ready to go. As soon as I spied some greenfly I sprayed away! So thanks for that 😊

Then I was helped out further by more ladybirds appearing than I’ve ever seen, they had a mighty chow down on the vast numbers of them in the hedging around the house 👍
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You're welcome!
 
vernplum said:
Is that cider alcoholic? Or is it just apple juice?
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It’s nonalcoholic, but it’s classed apple cider here. Here, there’s a distinct difference between apple cider and apple juice - both nonalcoholic. There’s a long topic on the whole subject here somewhere. The alcoholic version is simply called “cider” here…unless it’s applejack. :laugh:
 
TastyReuben said:
It’s nonalcoholic, but it’s classed apple cider here. Here, there’s a distinct difference between apple cider and apple juice - both nonalcoholic. There’s a long topic on the whole subject here somewhere. The alcoholic version is simply called “cider” here…unless it’s applejack. :laugh:
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Ok I looked it up. It's basically apple juice with pulp and other unfiltered bits.
 
SandwichShortOfAPicnic said:
Granulated maple sugar sounds interesting 🤔
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I use powdered maple sugar in my BBQ dry rub. Along powdered honey and powdered molasses.
TastyReuben said:
It’s nonalcoholic, but it’s classed apple cider here. Here, there’s a distinct difference between apple cider and apple juice - both nonalcoholic. There’s a long topic on the whole subject here somewhere. The alcoholic version is simply called “cider” here…unless it’s applejack. :laugh:
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Or "Hard" Cider.
 
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