Homemade Produce
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http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1091 ... ginger-jam
This is the one I used and it's lovely. I've also made vic plum and pear and lemon with a hint of ginger. Next door has a load of bramley apples and I was going blackberrying this weekend but it looks like I might have left it too late for them. [/quote]
This is the one I used and it's lovely. I've also made vic plum and pear and lemon with a hint of ginger. Next door has a load of bramley apples and I was going blackberrying this weekend but it looks like I might have left it too late for them. [/quote]
A cream cake a day keeps the wrinkles at bay:)
Can you tell me what sort of labelling you use and how you produce it?Darko Kontin wrote:Every product is labeled with our contact information so everyone can see it when it is used.
I definitely think I can run with this idea. Spend some time making things that I find relaxing but allow my guests to enjoy the fruits! Not being on site I can't do the homemade cakes etc but this seems like the next best thing.
The grossiste guy I saw can do labels for the lids or the pots, and they would be a good option - they do runs of 1000, but within that you can have 200 of one, 100 of another etc. They can also put on ingredients and all that jazz which would clearly be a whole lot more professional than my current set up.
They can also use a photo or logo, but they can't retouch the pictures at all.
I am just printing out colour labels on my home printer, but they run if they get wet, so not brilliant
They can also use a photo or logo, but they can't retouch the pictures at all.
I am just printing out colour labels on my home printer, but they run if they get wet, so not brilliant
Yes that is the problem. I have some pretty printed labels that I hand write but again the ink runs. Too expensive to buy if doing large quantities though. Have you just designed your own, or got a piece of software/something on the internet? Just wondering if I can pinch an easy option from someone!wallypott wrote:I am just printing out colour labels on my home printer, but they run if they get wet, so not brilliant
Oh no, you poor thing! We haven't had much rain here yet, although I think it is on the way. It is also so c-o-l-d. I'm tempted to light the fire.wallypott wrote:Well the vide grenier was a total washout. Guys you did not pray hard enough! We left at 11 after 4 hours of non-stop rain - and this was not showers!
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