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<p>Updated 13/06/25 All rose petals are edible (provided they haven't been treated with chemicals), so don't let those pretty rose petals go to waste! Dry them out using a variety of methods and make use of them.  There are several methods for drying out rose petals that you can try. Some are  [...]</p>
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<p>Some of your fruits, vegetables and herbs will last longer and taste fantastic when dried. Preserve your harvest for longer by drying them for long-lasting tasty snacks.   Why should you dry your food?  The simple reason drying food out makes it last longer, is that without moisture, bacteria, yeast, and  [...]</p>
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<p>Almost all of us use them. Souffles, omelettes, a fry up, cupcakes. Eggs are a regular in our kitchens. But did you realise that what you have been throwing away could be very useful in your garden? Read on to find out how.    Why eggshells?   [...]</p>
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