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dsm600rr

dsm600rr

Sure, Making Hot Sauce is Fun. So is Growing Your Own Peppers. Why not go one step further? I found a lot of my family and friends requesting bottles of my sauce after trying it, so I figured why not whip up a label to slap on the bottles before I gave them away haha :)
 
Anyone else do this? Post up photos!
 
 
 
 
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dsm600rr said:
Those Labels look good Mary! I would just include the Ingredients on them. I personally enjoy reading the ingredients.
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Thanks--and good point!  That won't be hard with the Louisiana-style sauce--it's a pretty simple recipe and I should be able to make all the ingredients fit along the side.  The tropical one will be more of a challenge--it's going to have a lot more stuff in it!  I have a list of peppers and fruits that I want to use, but what makes it into the final mix is going to depend on what's available when I make it.  I might try putting the ingredients on a separate, smaller label and sticking that on the back of the bottles.
 
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Uh-oh, does this mean all the pictures posted years ago are no longer visible??????
 
 
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sheesh, that's like in the realm of online social media schtuff....I can't even figure out how to FaceTime.  :rolleyes: 
 
And I had been noticing the blank images things but figured it was from accounts that were long inactive.  Can I re-download all the images I posted ot PB (since a lot of them got deleted from the laptop) without paying the ransom?
 
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salsalady said:
Can I re-download all the images I posted ot PB without paying the ransom?
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Honestly Ann, I still haven't figured out any rhyme or reason to which pics they "allow" you to keep. I had all of mine in albums. I can re-save 20, 30, even 40pics in a row.....then....BAM! I hit a block of 10 or 20 that I'm not even "allowed" to see anymore. And they're MY pics! Ughh....
 
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MikeUSMC said:
Haha! Trading in commissary Ramen noodles for Q-tips to melt Jolly Ranchers in the electrical outlet with a paper clip for Pure Evil lollipops :rofl:



(Too far? Don't ask me how I know.....)
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OH!  That's Good!   Can I post that on the website under Recipe Suggestions?  :rofl:
 
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OK- off to PB to check what's up or not.....
 
 
Boss, I gotta say that just having the option to post pics directly is soooooo worth the X-membership.  I'd key up for it anyway just to keep the site up and running.  To have the photo posting benefits is 'YUUGE'!!!
 
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MikeUSMC said:
Haha! Trading in commissary Ramen noodles for Q-tips to melt Jolly Ranchers in the electrical outlet with a paper clip for Pure Evil lollipops :rofl:



(Too far? Don't ask me how I know.....)
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Bahaha
 
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NotchaMommas said:
Where does everyone do their labels? Need a place thats cheaper than where ive priced and that looks better than what i do lol
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Mine are pretty much DIY.  My hot sauces and other canning projects are strictly a hobby--I make them for fun, and for holiday gifts.  I'm also not a professional designer (as you could guess!) but I do the label designs in Adobe InDesign.  I fumble a lot, but in the end I can usually turn out something presentable.  Most of the artwork is clip art (I did get an artistic friend to do a couple of illustrations for me--I'm paying him in hot sauce and raspberry jam!)  I'm printing them at home on my inkjet printer.  I bought some weatherproof inkjet labels from https://www.onlinelabels.com/.%C2 They're not cheap, but they look great and hold up well--no runny, smeared ink when it gets damp.  I'm not making so much of the stuff, so a package of labels will last me through a few batches.
 
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