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Handmade Quality Gourmet Jams From Sticky Fingers Bakeries
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Sticky Fingers was founded in 1987, by fraternity brothers Thomas Owens and Ted Vogelman. The venture started as a small shop offering muffins, cakes, cookies, etc. to customers and other coffee shops in the San Diego area. A couple of years later, the two owners of Sticky Fingers developed a scone mix that would only require to add water to it to get perfectly baked scones in a matter of minutes. The mix became very popular with customers, hotel and food services. The enterprise then moved over to the state of Washington and became the Sticky Fingers Bakeries we now know and love, crafting delicious baking mixes and of course, incomparable Gourmet Jams.
Sticky Fingers Bakeries' Gourmet Jams are only produced in small quantities; this allows for a consistency in quality, a unique handmade taste and an enhanced flavor in every single jar. As mentioned above, the Gourmet Jams crafted by Sticky Fingers Bakeries are only made with the finest ingredients. The wild mountain berries are hand-picked and selected to guarantee the quality and brings you an authentic taste and flavor from the Pacific Northwest. Gourmet Jams' flavors include Raspberry, Blueberry and Huckleberry-Raspberry jams. Serve your Gourmet Jams with scones, muffins, biscuits or simply spread it on your toasts to discover the richness of their taste.
Sticky Fingers Bakeries also offers a Great Deal of other quality products for its valued customers. To enjoy the taste of fresh out of the oven baking without the hassle of baking, muffin, scones and bread mixes from Sticky Fingers Bakeries are perfect. Ready in no time, the mixes only need some water and eggs to be shoved in the oven and baked to perfection. Sticky Fingers' baking mixes will give you delicious baked treats that will go along perfectly with their unique Gourmet Jams selection.
Skip the trip to the grocery store and treat yourself to some delicious homemade-style baking products from Sticky Fingers Bakeries. Products are all made with the finest ingredients only and handcrafted to perfection to ensure quality and flavor. The Gourmet Jams offered by Sticky Fingers are a great and tasty alternative to name brands jarred spreads and jams. For more than 20 years, Owens and Vogelman have proudly stood behind the Sticky Fingers Bakeries name, providing customers with the best baking mixes and Gourmet Jams.
For more information on Sticky Fingers Bakeries and its products, or to order jars of Gourmet Jams, please visit Stickyfingersbakeries.
About the Author
Sticky Fingers Bakeries is a manufacturer and retailer of English scone mixes, brownie mixes, muffin mixes, bread mixes and English curds and Northwest jams. For more information, please visit www.StickyFingersBakeries.com.
Traditional Archery Help!?
I have shot re-curve bows before but want to get an English longbow, I want to know if this bow would be a good buy
http://cgi.ebay.com/Handcrafted-English-Style-longbow-35-28-/260555615088?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3caa532b70
I like this because of the low price, if it would not be a smart buy, where else could I get a good bow under $200.
Thanks
Naaah....I wouldn't bother with that one. There is a no returns policy so if the bow isn't right for you you're stuck with it.
It's only 35 lbs which is OK for target shooting in the backyard but if you want to hunt check your local regulations.
Some areas have a minimum Draw Weight for bowhunting or just for deer and other large game, some it's 35lb, some 40lb...varies all over so check first.
Longbows tips
http://miraclecloud.com/jaysarcherytips/traditional.html . . . . .
What are your hands like? Can they use a spokeshave and a scraper, some sandpaper and a couple of measuring tools?
Do you have a low chair to sit on and a few feet of space?
If so, why not make a bow for yourself that fits you and is all your own work. It's not hard to get a fairly decent bow but it takes more care and time to get a brilliant bow.
Lots of woods can make good bows. Hickory, birch, beech, oak, yew, laminated bamboo........
Some Japanese war bows were made with bamboo, some were other woods laminated with bamboo.
More on here for different bows from long ago
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101003002408AA3DsHb . . . . . .
Making a bow...lots of sites, descriptions and videos.
http://www.google.com/search?q=+archery+making+a+bow&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a . . . . . .
Two of my longbows are home-made.
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