picture this
but with tomatoes.
05 June 2008
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Kelly and Meg
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6 comments:
I've got one of those and I LOVE it. I use it to strain grape juice from their skins and seeds, it's somewhat magical. And sometimes I use it for tomatoes, but I find it gets gunked up too fast for me. It's a great tool though!
Funny, funny post!
Where did you buy yours? I'm in the market for one.
Love the seinfeld clip.(:
I love my tomato machine too. Very handy when you can't figure out what to do with the tomatoes.
I saw your reading list. I recently finished the Hemingway book, For Whom.. One of my favorites.
Hey, cool...a new toy!! Can't wait to see how it works out :)
As Robbyn said: cool!..new toy! I was thinking of getting one for myself too. Maybe you will use it before i get mine and you can tell if you like it, kind of , don't at all....
Monica
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