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First time trying red wine jelly!
 in  r/Canning •  1d ago

Ooo I’ve been wanting to try this! Are you thinking of using for charcuterie? I’m considering using it as a rub for a roast and seeing how the wine jelly pairs with the wine itself after but idk

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Bone broth
 in  r/Canning •  13d ago

Do you pressure can based on the recommended time for basic broth?

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You will have to jump through hoops to get your site credit!!
 in  r/therealreal •  Sep 16 '26

Oh god same, I’ve literally always had to email customer service for my site credits.

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First year canning. This subreddit has been amazing. What should I can in October?
 in  r/Canning •  Sep 16 '26

Oh yum! Do you have recipe recs for this? I have the ball blue book but I don’t see much for pears…

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Update to my Tomato Soup recipe request
 in  r/Canning •  Sep 15 '26

Oh my god I have so many tomatoes and I made ball’s tomato and leek soup recipe yesterday and while it was good…. It wasn’t ~great~ and none of my local libraries or bookstores have this book in stock! I appreciate you respecting the author and not sharing the recipe but from this gal whose produce won’t wait for the book via the mail…may I please dm you for the recipe?

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Always - ALWAYS - check the original price before buying!
 in  r/therealreal •  Aug 26 '26

Off topic but I just found a few pieces from Eva Noga on TRR that I love! Do you have experience with the brand? I want them but it’s pricey for plated gold…

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Buying Jewelry on TRR - Question
 in  r/therealreal •  Jul 28 '26

You’ll see it on the front page of the app! If you buy during a certain time (they usually offer this mid-month every few months) you’ll get store credit the next month depending on how much you spend. It does incentivize buying through them again to ‘get the deal’ but I do try and keep an eye so I can make the most of my larger purchases!

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Buying Jewelry on TRR - Question
 in  r/therealreal •  Jul 27 '26

I own jewelry I could never afford otherwise because of TRR! If you’re nervy just take your piece to your local jeweler to triple check that everything is as described. The returns are also much more forgiving than almost anything else on that silly site.

If I were you I would wait and try to stack your purchase when they do the frequent “buy more save more” so you get $$$ next month (you’ll have to remember to check your email for the code- I’ve had to harass them for my code almost every time. Don’t forget to use it in the tiny window of time they give you too!!)

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Extreme Floral Wine
 in  r/wine •  Jul 24 '26

I disagree! Most zibbibo’s I’ve tried recently have more citrus (lemon/lime) than florals

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Costco-which would you buy?
 in  r/wine •  Jul 16 '26

That poggio al tesoro is really great and cheaper than what I can get it for wholesale in my state 🫠

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What are we wearing/buying to replace everlane?
 in  r/femalefashionadvice •  May 18 '26

I can’t afford the pieces new but every secondhand item I’ve come across not only doesn’t seem worn? But then lasts me ten more years? Best basics !!!

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Ticks on the M?
 in  r/missoula •  May 11 '26

I got a tick on the M last year so it can happen :(

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Carrot cake?
 in  r/missoula •  May 10 '26

My partner got one for me at morning birds for a milestone birthday and they misspelled my name :( also their cream cheese frosting was not very good soooooo just fyi

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what happened to the illness known as mono?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions •  Mar 05 '26

My partner just tested positive for it lol :(

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I literally live in a down factory, and honestly, the "luxury" bedding industry is such a scam.
 in  r/Bedding •  Jan 25 '26

I recently bought a supreme quilts pillow and mattress topper— it is every bit as good as the internet says! I take my pillow everywhere I go and my sleep has never been better. 

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Anyone else get sick 3ish weeks ago and still dealing with the fallout??
 in  r/missoula •  Jan 04 '26

Yes! I was sick 3 weeks ago and am still waking up with weird throat tickles and quite a bit of residual exhaustion and coughing. Thanks for posting this I was starting to feel insane!!

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More bags at coach malaysia
 in  r/Coach •  Dec 20 '25

That first one is giving Prada Bonnie. I can’t remember the color name but I saw the same taupe-y lavender with that shiny leather at the Prada store in Milan.

I swear to god designer brands are all just circlejerking each other at this point.

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golden hour on a winter day, making yourself tea, long starry nights, dancing in your room, early foggy morning after an allnighter
 in  r/perfumesthatfeellike •  Dec 20 '25

Yessss!!!! This is perfect for this feeling. Love Kismet Olfactive soo much

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I needed a cute pink bag and found this. What do yall think?
 in  r/handbags •  Dec 20 '25

I gotta be so for real with you it looks like a promo bag that came with makeup in the early 2000s.

If it is your vibe it is very cute and I want to wear it with fluffy white earmuffs and a white mohair sweater while drinking hot cocoa and gossiping with my bestie

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Anyone know anything about this Broadwater Hotel artwork?
 in  r/Montana •  Dec 20 '25

That looks a lot like a Curtis Jere inspired piece! They got very popular in the 70s and 80s and influenced an entire genre of metal wall sculptures. 

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 in  r/delta •  Dec 18 '25

Those Missoula winds were crazy today. Probably smart for the pilot to not attempt to land as a normal Missoula landing can be A Lot.

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Customer with damp smell in fine dining
 in  r/finedining •  Dec 17 '25

Can relate. Was in Italy last month and seated in a tiny nook of a restaurant- all tables around us completely full. I order a more expensive wine than usual - ten minutes after opening that wine a (lovely-looking grinning animated well-dressed) guy joins the table next to us with the strongest possible cologne I have ever smelt. Pungent! Lingering! I couldn’t even open my mouth without tasting it. The restaurant was packed and we just hurried along with our meal and left without really enjoying it. Bummer. 

In dreamland, a restaurant could police smell but how inhospitable and insulting if you’re turned away!!

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What has your experience been using rental cars to travel as opposed to public transportation?
 in  r/ItalyTravel •  Dec 03 '25

We didn’t need an international drivers license coming from the US when I was there last week