Preserving Fresh Fruit and Flowers with Gum Arabic
Instructions describe dipping fruit and flowers in gum arabic to create an air impervious coating that preserves color and fragrance. Emphasizes covering all surfaces including stems and notes transparent gum hides its presence to the touch. A second item recounts a comic burglar incident ending with the thief fleeing after bursting through a fence.
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