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Kimberly Baxter Packwood

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k baxter packwood
July 22, 2008

Lodi Apples

k baxter packwood
July 22, 2008
We picked 11 boxes of Lodi Apples at a friends house in the country on Saturday (Hi Nancy) with our neighbors. We split the apples AND I'm so glad we did! We barely made it through one a half boxes of apples last night, we made apple butter, we started early afternoon and ended after 10 pm! The brown spots on the apples were caused by hail.

Tagged: Apple, Apples, Butter, Lodi, sauce

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