I was told you lovely folks might be interested in this jarred quince pulp I found in my grandma’s pantry!
I was told you lovely folks might be interested in this jarred quince pulp I found in my grandma’s pantry!
by yourmomprobably
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BaconIsBest
Woah 😮 that’s cool! I would absolutely keep one of those for posterity.
IttyBittyJamJar
Oo vintage.
bekarene1
Terrifying, but also fascinating that it has survived this long 😆
Raudskeggr
It’s maybe the sort of thing that one MRE youtuber would eat? lol.
In all seriousness, it may not be food anymore, but it is almost a museum piece.
trippy_trip
1964?!!! …r/GrandmasPantry might like to see this!
Negative_Dance_7073
If you gently cleaned up the jar it would be a beautiful decorative conversation piece.
SuperChimpMan
That is really cool!
mmmpeg
Oh man, I remember using this kind of jar.
Bear_fucker_1
I bet it’s still good.
Battleaxe1959
I was 5 when that was canned! Could’ve been found in my grandmas pantry too.
juliegillam
The color is still beautiful. Can almost feel the love in that jar!
MaxRenee
*The* 1964?! Wow, what a find!
bannana
I wouldn’t be able to resist – I would open, give it a sniff test, take off the top 1/2in or so then take a taste.
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Woah 😮 that’s cool! I would absolutely keep one of those for posterity.
Oo vintage.
Terrifying, but also fascinating that it has survived this long 😆
It’s maybe the sort of thing that one MRE youtuber would eat? lol.
In all seriousness, it may not be food anymore, but it is almost a museum piece.
1964?!!! …r/GrandmasPantry might like to see this!
If you gently cleaned up the jar it would be a beautiful decorative conversation piece.
That is really cool!
Oh man, I remember using this kind of jar.
I bet it’s still good.
I was 5 when that was canned! Could’ve been found in my grandmas pantry too.
The color is still beautiful. Can almost feel the love in that jar!
*The* 1964?! Wow, what a find!
I wouldn’t be able to resist – I would open, give it a sniff test, take off the top 1/2in or so then take a taste.