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Are All Types of Glass Bottles Recyclable?
Are Glass Bottles 100% Recyclable?
Yes, all glass bottles are completely recyclable. Since glass is made from natural substances like sand and minerals, it can be processed and reused endlessly without any loss in quality. This makes it one of the most sustainable m..
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What Size Honey Jars Are Best for Selling?
What size honey jars are best for selling?
The best honey jar size for selling depends on your target audience and sales channels. Common sizes include small jars (50g–250g) for gift sets, medium jars (300g–500g) for retail sales, and large jars (1kg or more..
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The transformation from crafting as a pastime to establishing a thriving artisanal business isn’t just a story of passion—it’s a lesson in precision, perception, and presentation. At the heart of this transformation lies a seemingly modest hero: the jar. Yes, that humble vessel, which, when chosen with care, becomes the unsung cornerstone of your s..
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Winter weddings have their own unique magic—twinkling lights, cosy venues, and a romantic chill in the air. To make the season extra special for your guests, consider gifting jar-based wedding favours that capture the essence of winter. From soothing scents to sweet treats, here are some ideas to help you create meaningful keepsakes that everyone w..
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Beer bottling has a rich history, dating back to the 16th century, when brewers began using glass bottles to preserve and transport their beer. This innovation not only extended the shelf life of beer but also allowed for wider distribution, helping to popularise beer as a beverage around the world.
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Elderflowers combined with gooseberries make a fragrant jam. Select under-ripe gooseberries and place the heads of the elderflowers into a thin piece of scalded muslin.Tie it up with string and add it to the pan with the gooseberries.
Makes about 2.25kg
1kg gooseberries 12 heads of elderflower 450ml of water 1.4kg granulated, cane sugar
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As the Summer approaches thoughts turn to the busiest season of the year for weddings, and how we can help with providing the little things to make a big difference on your special day. Whether your theme is rustic, chic or boho the glass we provide for favours, tables and flowers could make all the difference to just how stunning your room looks.
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Have you ever thought about making your own cider? It's a natural process that looks after itself so it's quite easy but it will probably need a bit of attention to get it just how you want it.
There are so many different ciders ranging from the notorious cloudy rough stuff that gave cider a bad name through to highly sophisticated drinks made us..
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My recipe is made over two days and keeps for at least a year. Once the cordial has been poured into bottles, sterilise it in a water bath. Fill the bottles leaving a 2.5cm (1in) gap at the top. Screw the tops, then give them a quarter turn so that the bottles are loosely sealed. Create a false bottom in a pan, tall and wide enough to hold the ..
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Mincemeat has a history traceable back to the late seventeenth century following Cromwell’s two-year ban on Christmas festivities. After his death and once Christmas had been reinstated as a festival, the mincemeat we know today was introduced—a product with a quantity of vine fruits, sugar, citrus peel, suet or equivalent fat, and optional alcoho..