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I bought a few pounds of cherries at the local supermarket since they were
running a one-day sale. I plan to make the Brandied Cherries recipe from the BBB. The recipe doesn't specify pitted cherries, but I plan to pit them. So I figure the time has come to get a cherry pitter. I'll bop over to Linens 'N Things later today. Assuming they have a choice (which they may not), any ideas on what I should get? Or perhaps more apropos, what I should avoid? I'd hate to spend money and kitchen drawer space on a clunker. Anny |
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