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Freshly frozen garlic and herbs in little ice cube trays.
These will be really handy in the winter.

http://mydorot.com/

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On Tue, 21 Jun 2011 20:57:55 -0700, wrote:

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> Freshly frozen garlic and herbs in little ice cube trays.
> These will be really handy in the winter.
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http://mydorot.com/
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> koko


I've had a tray of the basil for a few weeks now. Handy little
things.

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I did a city search for these and they are available at Trader Joe's
here.

It's a great idea.
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On Jun 21, 10:57*pm, wrote:
> Freshly frozen garlic and herbs in little ice cube trays.
> These will be really handy in the winter.
>
> http://mydorot.com/
>
> koko
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Cool idea - I used to buy flash-frozen chopped chives (not having any
place for a pot of them inside or out) - and then the store quit
carrying it, or someone quit making it - so I just freeze my own - I
just buy a bunch of chives, chop them up, spread them out on a paper
plate, and when frozen, dump them into a small plastic container (no
lid) and then vacuum-seal them container and all. When I need some, I
just shake them out into whatever I'm eating, and reseal the bag.
Perfect. They never stick together.

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> Freshly frozen garlic and herbs in little ice cube trays.
> These will be really handy in the winter.
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http://mydorot.com/
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> koko


cute but... garlic and herbs are readily available year round so I'm not
sure of the need for this?
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> On Tue, 21 Jun 2011 20:57:55 -0700, wrote:
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>> Freshly frozen garlic and herbs in little ice cube trays.
>> These will be really handy in the winter.
>>
>>
http://mydorot.com/
>>
>> koko

>
> I've had a tray of the basil for a few weeks now. Handy little
> things.
>

Is the basil mixed with oil or anything? Now when my basil is so
prolific I would love a good way to keep it in suspended green state for
later use.
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