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Mangodance
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Can Sweet Sorghum (not molasses) be heated and re-liquified as one might do with honey or molasses?
Is it safe?
Is it safe?
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Wayne Boatwrigh
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mangodance <[email protected]> wrote in news:3FE72854.8050207
@iglouWHYSPAM.com:
> Can Sweet Sorghum (not molasses) be heated and re-liquified as one might do with honey or
> molasses? Is it safe?
>
>
Absolutely.
@iglouWHYSPAM.com:
> Can Sweet Sorghum (not molasses) be heated and re-liquified as one might do with honey or
> molasses? Is it safe?
>
>
Absolutely.
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Frogleg
Guest
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 12:22:28 -0500, mangodance <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Can Sweet Sorghum (not molasses) be heated and re-liquified as one might do with honey or molasses?
>Is it safe?
Why do you think wouldn't it be "safe"?
wrote:
>Can Sweet Sorghum (not molasses) be heated and re-liquified as one might do with honey or molasses?
>Is it safe?
Why do you think wouldn't it be "safe"?