Tell me, won't the pallets smell like garlic ??? How then can you dry fruit-berries in them if the garlic smell remains?
yes, the house smelled good. And I took it to an uninhabited room. It's good that summer!
Nothing and nothing is saturated, the smell is ventilated, since there is a constant movement of air in the dryer. Rather, an apartment smells like garlic and onions than pallets. And then, the pallets are perfectly washed even in the dishwasher, if they get dirty with berries and other delights
yes, the house smelled good. And I took it to an uninhabited room. It's good that summer!
Now I wondered where to store it.
Thanks for the garlic idea!
I have Tanya Prima, I can't figure it out
The grater has a thin-thick double-sided insert, here on it. Choose the thin side
I have Tanya Prima, I can't figure it out
I used a grater for cabbage.
By the way, I've already tried a couple of chips - super!
And I have such a small grater with a holder, where just 1-2 cloves of garlic are loaded, and a clamping holder on top - and fingers are intactapparently here is such a mini-grater for garlic, there are original = expensive, there are also cheap ones up to 50r - it cuts decently
I also add garlic powder to the dough when baking bread. It turns out fragrant bread, but not with a garlic smell, but with some kind of delicious aroma.
without "poop-bugs"
I got used to it!I'll try too
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