Hi Nancy,

 NB>  RH>>> We'll see what the circumstances are. If we can bring the
 NB>  RH>>> camper, we'll have good knives with us. It's a rather complete
 NB>  RH>>> kitchen, as you will see.
 NB>  NB>>> Actually, I think I have seen.... 
 NB>  RH>> We keep adding to it tho. (G)
 NB>  NB>> No surprise there.... (G)

 RH> No, not really.

 NB> If nothing else, Steve will find some neat gadget... 

Undoubtedly. He's on a forum where all sorts of ideas are exchanged,
including pictures. He's posted some of his work too.

 NB>  NB>>> Meanwhile, neither of us is lactose intolerant, thankfully....
 NB>  NB>>> and I'm coffee-intolerant.... 
 NB>  RH>> I'm not coffee intolerant; I just can't take the taste of it.
 NB>  NB>> I still miss it...    Along with apples.... 

 RH> I never developed a taste for coffee so don't miss it. OTOH, if I had
 RH> to give up apples, I would miss them. There are fruits I like better
 RH> but nothing can replace apples for some things.

 NB> Indeed.... tell me about it....!!!  Along with the plenty of things
 NB> that don't need the extra apple in them, there are all those lovely
 NB> apple
 NB> things that I just can't have any more.... and pear or grape don't
 NB> substitute for all of them....

Pear worked well last year for the Waldorf type salad I made, the year
before for the dessert Gail made. But, I know, it can't sub for
everything, much as you would want it to sometimes. Grape is even less
of a sub for some things, IMO.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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