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Thu Apr 12, 2007 2:32 pm  |
| Hi there are a ton of things that I would love to be able to make to save money but just wonder if I am not better off buying from someone else in the long run? Either commercial version or homemade one that one of the wizes here make. If you are not doing this on a regular basis and do have ingredients all stocked up and/or time to keep this up, have people found it is just too frustrating and better to buy? Also concerned about things going bad and running to the refrigerator for things 2 times a day is a pain. I know there are preservatives but not sure I know how to get it all right. So I assume there is a lot of trial and error and throwing out of stuff. Could be just as costly in the beginning as buying it seems. Are there certain ones that seem to be pretty foolproof for a beginner? Has anyone tried making their own and decided better to buy? |
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Thu Apr 12, 2007 3:40 pm |
| I have the same question! There's been so much good info about DIY-ing, but I'm still a little scared to go out and buy all the ingredients. I'm eagerly awaiting some replies/advice! |
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