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In article >,
"Ophelia" > wrote:

> Melba's Jammin' wrote:


> > "Juice Extraction * steams the fruit to remove the juice for jellies
> > (therešs no need to strain through a jelly bag);" sounds like the
> > Mehu-Liisa steam juicer method.

>
> So, that is the equivalent of two gadgets then? <g>


Y'know, O, by Jove, I do believe you're right!! And the Mehu-Liisa
doesn't come cheap. I'm thinking you should probably get this. Looks
like you should be prepared for poorly written instructions, however.

> Well, it did say, in the blurb, that she hadn't made jam before))) I
> believe her)


Ah, I forgot that part.
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