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You can sharpen them with a manual sharpener, going up and down the serrations. They last 10X longer than steel, though, so if you don't abuse them, they should last for years without sharpening . We have a lifetime warranty, so if they don't last as long as you think they should, we'll replace them.

@@cestariproducts Thanks for your quick reply and for letting me know about your lifetime warranty.

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I'm not sure I understand what you mean? Of course we'd love it if you buy our popper, but the recipe can be used without it.

I hope some were useful to you.

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Enjoy - you can also mix these with other veggies, like potatoes

I am not sure, but probably wouldn't risk it. Melting sugar gets very hot, and could possibly crack the glass. I would check with the manufacturer of whichever glass popcorn popper you have.

And now there is a food holiday to celebrate frozen foods! Crazy, isn't it?

Truth!

I think that's the idea!

What does Cookie's serve that rates as your favorite comfort food?

I grew up on spaghetti, so the concept of pouring chili over it was off-putting to me...but some people must like it? Did you know anyone who viewed it positively?

For Missouri, right? Interesting that Pot Roast didn't make it on any state on the list - I commented on this in my newsletter - that none of my favorite comfort foods made it anywhere - with the thought was maybe because those popular throughout the country that they weren't a specific region's favorite?

The choices came from a survey that was done by a major food outlet. What do you think the top comfort food in California is?

It's clearly an AI voice, and I reckon the entire video was AI-generated.

@@dungeonHackMedia The voiceover is AI - and I apologize for the editting. The video was not AI - it was hand curated by me, and the amount of time it took is probably why I missed the Arkansas and tater tot hot dish pronounciation gaffes.

I was surprised to see toasted ravioli as a result in the survey, but as I've never lived in MIssouri, I had no way of validating it or not. Thanks for your feedback!

@@cestariproducts If you have never had them you really should, They are a different taste and feel as opposed to boiled ravioli. There should be some recipies on the net. Speaking again for Illinois and as to the northern and Western states where there are seasonal confort foods you need to think of both winter and summer. In Illinois summer is time for salads of vine ripe tomatos, cucumbers, peppers, and green or white onions: sweet corn dripping in fresh butter, and grilled food or barbeque .

@@billgrandone3552 I have had them - my sister makes them for Thanksgiving each year as an appetizer. I meant I couldn't validate them as a traditional comfort food in Missouri - but the ones my sister makes are awesome. I had always thought they were a northeast thing though.

Well St.Louis , actually Dago Hill, the Italian section of St. Louis, claims them as original . St Louis also claims the ice cream cone, the hot dog, and gooey cakes..@@cestariproducts

@@billgrandone3552 I'm going to have do some research on these - might be a good topic for my newsletter where I explore food topics in depth. Thanks for your insights.

It's only a St. Louis area thing as is gooey cake. I would guess that river or lake fish would be a choice of comfort food since there is a lot of great fishing in Missouri rivers lakes, and streams. I lived in St. Louis for 6 years or so while in college and law school but as a college kid ate mostly Ramen and Junk Food stuff that only made my bank account comfortable..

What would you view as Missouri's comfort food?

As I said I might go with river fish for the people close to the Mississippi River and lake and stream or lake fish in the rest of the state because Missouri is rich in streams and lakes and you can find a fish fry almost every Friday or weekend somewhere in Missouri, whether its a church, charity,, or local organization like the K.Cs Volunteer Fire Departments and even schools. There are a lot of boat clubs and fishing tournaments as well there.@@cestariproducts

OMG, you are right! Sorry about that.

I've lived in two states. I don't like either of the food items from them, lol. Well, not their versions anyway. I have my own versions that aren't quite authentic.

@@yvonnepalmquist8676 Which states, and what foods would you think are more appropriate?

I've lived in Ohio and Florida. No doubt they're appropriate, just not personal favorites of mine, lol. @@cestariproducts

Thanks!