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Local dectectorist club will likely be happy to help in return for a charity donation. Including scanning your sausage meat. Fnar.
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Sometimes the local metal detecting club can help out with this (the garden not the sausages).
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Used to use proper mincing machines a lot when working as a teenager in a butchers, not sure a ring would pass through the machine it would be more likely to just end stuck to the mincing plate. YMMV (initial M being mincer). Get the ring resized as well, mine went down six sizes after losing a shed load of fat and pinged off in a slight fight one day. Mine has the wedding date inscribed inside it but that was no problem and you can’t tell it’s been resized.
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I lost mine at my local for a few weeks not too long after getting married, then lost it again a couple of years ago in the sea in Brighton, didn't get it back that time.
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I've lost two wedding rings now - both when I've taken them off in the gym.
The one that I lost in the swimming pool as recovered.
I've given up replacing them, and wear £10 silicone ones instead.
Good luck finding it!
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Yesterday I lost my wedding ring. I have shed over two stone in weight and it had become loose.
I had spent some time in the garden, but it’s autumn and there are leaves everywhere. The other place it could have ended up was in a batch of sausages I made, perhaps after chilling the meat before grinding it fell into the mincing machine. In which case I will be eating the most expensive droewors in history and I have become an unwitting disciple of Salt Bae.