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Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on
Tue, Nov 9, 10 at 15:45

On one of those police pursuit dramas on TV some kids were running through a farmers market and broke something. The lady who ran the booth complained to the police that the kids had broken one of her mason jars of "raspberry compost". I thought the writers of the TV series were just off.

Then I find a reference in a book Around the States in 90 Days to "desert with a raspberry compost". Is there really a raspberry compost that can be sold in a mason jar and served with desert?


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

Gotta love those illiterate cooks and t.v. writers!
When I was a chef, I was a bit of an anomaly because I could could spell. At least I could proofread the menus...


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

Very Funny ;-)

Raspberry COMPOTE ;-)

Here is a link that might be useful: Wolfgang Puck's Raspberry COMPOTE


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

Maybe the writers were, in fact, so super-literate that they decided to do part of their script in ancient French, reinserting the 's' where the circumflex is nowadays ...... but somehow I doubt it.

Here is a link that might be useful: circumflex accent


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

I learned that you always want two servings of dessert.


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

Thanks. I wonder if it could be what linguist call The Cupertino effect defined as "modern affliction of spellcheckers wreaking havoc on unsuspecting documents"?


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RE: Raspberry compost in a mason jar? A tale from TV.

dottyinduncan - maybe with a good helping of compost the desert will bloom.


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