They want to see a face and know who's putting their stuff in a jar".
I am considering what might be the best things to buy – not frivolous stuff like a jar of pickled walnuts, but not the cheapest thing on the shelf either.
And once you nibble the fresh honey proffered on the comb or from vats, it may be difficult for you to settle for the stuff from a jar back home.
The sweetness of the carrots with the horseradish goes perfectly with the beef and if you are not able to get hold of fresh horseradish then you can get away with the stuff in a jar – though not the creamed variety.
Despite their size, you could spend an hour in each, asking about the different varieties of bulgur, sampling a free chunk of sweet halvah or salty fresh cheese, wondering what in the world the seaweed-like stuff in a jar marked "Fancy Green Zaatar," and even stumbling over familiar products that seem way out of place (like Aunt Jemima pancake mix, for example).
Dogs became one of the many puzzles: finds included little bones with flay marks indicating a flourishing industry in puppy fur cloaks, as well as ritual burials of ravens and a cat stuffed into a jar, the bones of a tiny lap dog and of another dog found standing up, still on guard after 2,000 years.
"Do not treat us like fireflies stuffed in a jar with our lights out.
She once said that, in her mother's effort to make sure Aimee got her fair share of time in the spotlight, her mother stuffed Chelsea into a jar.
Not to forget the stuff that comes in a jar or that you squeeze from a tube like toothpaste.
Brady: He was brought into existence in 2001 when a scientist stuffed a football into a jar of mayonnaise and buried it in radioactive waste.
Long-time readers might remember the Gross Jar, but if you're new here and not very good at figuring stuff out, here's a breakdown of the concept: We take gross stuff, and put it in a jar.
