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Anna
Crusts
9/8/2008 at 12:27 pm
I am also feel a moral obligation to do something with the crusts when I am required to remove them (say for tea sandwiches). Here are two ideas I had: cut the crusts off before making the sandwich and use for bread crumbs or feeding the birds. Although I do not have any children, I do have a member of the family who refuses to eat crusts, and of course, there are those tea parties a couple times a year.


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