Reclaiming Wonders
The image depicts several glass jars or containers filled with preserved food items, likely fruits or vegetables. The containers are arranged on a wooden surface, possibly a table or counter. Each container holds a distinct specimen, varying in size, shape, and color. Some of the specimens appear to be whole, while others are sliced or partially cut. The specimens are submerged in a clear liquid, possibly a preservative solution. Small particles or sediments can be seen floating in the liquid, adding to the rustic and natural appearance of the preserved items. The image suggests a process of food preservation, possibly through pickling or canning methods, allowing for the long-term storage and consumption of fresh produce.

Homemade Food Preservation Experiment

In case you ever wondered about making your own apply mummy (who doesn't right?), the answer is salt everytime. Straight salt avoided all mold and kept color pretty good. Combination with epsom salt/baking soda better than either one alone but not as good as only salt. In case you wondered.... Now how the Egyptians figured that out is the question.

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