Among the 1,344 jars of jams, soups, dried fruit and more at the canning and dehydration exhibit at the Clark County Fair, there is a jar of toe jam.
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Source: The Columbian
‘Very much a science’: Food canning, dehydration is hot at Clark County Fair and across Southwest Washington
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