I got up early this morning and went to the strawberry field its only 10 minutes away. Its $1.60 a pd so a flat is around $19.00 and a quart is $2.25 depend how u round it up.So now I have to hull them I'm going to make jam and freeze some with sugar in jars it came out great that way last year..
Has anyone made strawberry whip its so good. Its easy and fast I will post my grandmother recipe later today...
Thanks for stopping by..Sister Brenda
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Posted by Vickie on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 10:11 - Link
They look delicious! I wish they had a strawberry field around my area. They do have blueberries & we made jam with them. I'm sure your strawberry jam will be great!
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Thank you I had company and they just left haven't started yet..We also have blueberries fields and apple orchards u pick very near us. I have my own blueberries if the turkeys stay out..lol...Thanks for stopping by..
Sister Brenda
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Posted by Mennobrarian on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 10:26 - Link
Strawberry season was so short here that I missed it! If it had hung in there another week I could have at least make jam or something. Oh well, Lord willing we will live to see another strawberry season.
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Oh Monica I'm sorry u missed it.. Well there is always the store.. If I lived closer I would share with you.. Have a great day..
Sister Brenda
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Posted by gabbie427 on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 10:37 - Link
Oh those look so yummy!!! Most of the strawberries sold around here by the Amish and such are the little bitty ones. Cute, but they are rather sour adn not sweet at all!
God's Blessings,
Amy Jo
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I love strawverries we have wild ones in our field..Those are small.. When I was growing up I used to take a measuring cup, pick wild berries and go around the neighborhood and sell them for .25 a cup those were the days..
Thanks for stopping by Sister Brenda
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Posted by Kitty on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 11:21 - Link
Lucky you! Our strawberry crop has come and gone. Ours cost around $12 a flat. We have a town that grows the berries and also has a Strawberry Festival each year. And if you go to pick your own flats, they run about $8 per flat. Well enjoy some preserves for me too.............Kitty
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Wow those are great prices Kitty.. I don't eat the jam but Ray does I also make sugar free and I will sell at the craft fair this fall and when I sell in town...
Blessings Sister Brenda
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Strawberries!
Posted by Belle on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 at 08:04 - Link
My family picked strawberries two weeks ago and made strawberry jam.
I have never heard of Strawberry Whip. It sounds delicious!
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