Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Note to self for future reference:

:: Just as turmeric will stain the front of your favourite white T-shirt when you are silly enough to cook a curry when wearing it, so too it will stain your dehydrator trays:

And your coffee grinder:


Although the colour and smell of the final product might just be stain-worthy:

6 comments:

Kel 20/8/08 10:09 AM  

LOL, think of them as badges of honour..just noticed you added me to your blog roll, thanks!

fitcat 20/8/08 10:54 AM  

Wow, that is so cool!

I tried commenting yesterday but my internet connection kept dropping out - when I visited PNG we ate a lot of purple sweet potato and I think it was even yummier than orange sweet potato. We also ate yellow watermelon but it tasted just like the pink ones. :)

Belinda 20/8/08 5:09 PM  

I have to admit that the colour leekage of turmeric is pretty impressive.

I came to my senses and gave up white tops years ago... wearing one definitely requires more care than I am willing to expend in that direction.

Kind Regards
Belinda

cyril 20/8/08 6:42 PM  

Ha Ha! I was going to write a post on turmeric stains too! Baking soda is fab on surfaces, it takes a bit of scrubbing, but it works. I'm not sure about how it works for plastic though...

emmani 20/8/08 8:14 PM  

Oops I posted the comment under my husbands name....

emma

Crazy Mumma 21/8/08 5:50 PM  

Hi Kel,
LOL! Sorry for not adding you to my blogroll sooner :-)

Hi Cat,
Oh yum, thanks for that. They look strange but I'll be super impressed if they taste better than the usual orange ones!

Hi Belinda,
Um yes, I should really know better by now (after 3 kids especially), but I do like the concept of a plain white T. Sigh...

Hi Cyril/ Emma! Thanks, the bicarb took off some of the stains, but not all. Oh well :-)

Cheers, Julie

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