Click to expand for better viewing.I made 3 quarts of tomato juice today. That makes a grand total of 6 quarts and 1 pint. Even if I just have enough for a quart, I am going to make it. It is just so good in the winter....the stuff that is bought just does not compare to what is homemade.
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The warning at the top of blogs has miraculously disappeared. I am glad. And hope it doesn't return.
Sad to see what the heat and drought has done to the corn crops this year... They say the prices in the grocery stores will just continue to rise and rise... GADS!
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Betsy
you are bringing back memories of mothers tomato juice. you are right nothing bought can compare. the corn makes me sad and scared for our countries food supply
ReplyDeleteMy poor hubby has been cutting farmer's corn stalks to feed his horses. The grass is gone and hay is scarce. Love your header.
ReplyDeleteThat is so sad. I really worry for our situation.
ReplyDeleteThe corn down here isn't quite this bad, but there's no doubt many parts of the country badly need rain (but not the bad storms that often come with the rain).
ReplyDeleteThe corn looks like that here too, I feel so bad for the farmers that lost their corn. Our neighbors corn was saved by the last rain we had and his pasture and hay fields are doing great tho.
ReplyDeleteit's no way as high as it should be at this time of year up here.
ReplyDeleteGill in Canada
Such a terrible summer and the prices just keep going up!
ReplyDeleteIt is sad to see the corn in that condition. The fields here aren't that bad yet.
ReplyDeleteThe tomato juice sounds so good. You will really enjoy it this winter.
Our corn looks the same down here. It is so sad and hard on the farmers and on the pocketbooks of all of us with such a poor crop.
ReplyDeleteGuess I missed the warning at the top of the blogs. I haven't been on my computer much.
ReplyDeleteThe corn looks dreadful!