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    Here's some I prepared earlier :blue thumb: :roflol: Had a few guests for lunch :snork:

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      Getting worried :sad:
      Apparently there are warnings about hand picking mushrooms :sad: some are dangerous!
       
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      Some are most definitely dangerous. :hate-shocked:

      You can study up on which ones are OK and which ones aren't.

      Don't try these :yikes:

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      I always hand pick because they are cheaper than the pre-packed. The girl on the checkout assured me they are safe though. Thank God !
       
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      Your term 'hand pick' seems to refer to picking them off the shell at the supermarket! :scratch: Those are OK. Hand picked usually means going out into the countryside and picking them.
       
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      This world is confusing :scratch:
      But hey, Shiney, the good news is my friend.....they sell pre-sliced, so maybe they have seen the machine I posted on here ! :hapfeet:
       
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