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Part of me things it is a brilliant idea, but this thread may not be the best bet. The posters seem to want to create their own, but there maybe lurkers ;)
Suspect a try before you buy might work.
But what ever you do I'd buy a jar to try it for comparison.
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Cheers for the feedback guys, @inchpincher too, much appreciated.
That might have actually came across wrong, my purpose was more to get some opinions on the idea rather than selling it to you (fellow food enthusiasts).
There is a guy at work that is a beekeeper for hobby and sells the honey at work, thought about doing the same, but wanted some feedback..
giofox
Just trying to gauge interest on a project I might get going soon.
Is there anyone that would be interested in buying some jars of homemade ragu'?
No idea of prices, I need to look at costs first, but I believe it will be anywhere between 3£ and 5£ for a 400g jar (roughly) - and something like 1£ back if you return the previous jars to be green-friendly.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rag%C3%B9
here there is a rough recipe I put together a year ago, (now perfected):
https://snapguide.com/guides/make-ragu-bolognese/
I also have a vegan version.
Square jars only upon request.