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Sweetie Jars
14 November 2012, 16:35,
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Sweetie Jars
got a trader in the local market who sells sweets, he dosent refill them when they get empty , just get new full ones, he throws the empties out, got a couple from him this week, these are the PLASTIC ones not glass, if anyone wanted some i can probably get them for you if your interested.
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15 November 2012, 04:41,
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RE: Sweetie Jars
If they are like the old quality sweet style jars, they are great for storing rice and flour in.
Pity you're so far from me.

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15 November 2012, 08:59,
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RE: Sweetie Jars
Those are great finds,.. very handy indeed
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15 November 2012, 10:04,
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RE: Sweetie Jars
(15 November 2012, 04:41)Paul Wrote: If they are like the old quality sweet style jars, they are great for storing rice and flour in.
Pity you're so far from me.

yeah, we got a couple of the "quality street" ones, we keep our cereal in them.
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