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Old 11-29-2016, 08:18 PM
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I bought sumptin' Cub Cadet related off ebay back in 2008 and the seller added this to the box.

Do they still sell this at the Case IH dealers? I know they sell peanuts,but have no bananas.

It is dated 2008,might still be good.
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Old 11-29-2016, 08:25 PM
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About that same time period, maybe a little earlier, I got some at a Deere dealer that was supposedly completely grown with green equipment.
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Oh no, now Uncle Lewy has garland for his Christmas tree if he can find some string!

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That is cool, if you eat it and are still alive, let us know how it tastes.
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I am tempted to microwave this and eat it. Is there a reason not to?
What a waste on a Christmas tree. I would use dingle berries instead,cause you do not want to eat those.
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Artificial butter flavor might be rancid after 8 years. Put some real butter and salt on it!
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is that for use in the optional fender mounted popper or do you just lay it right on the muffler?
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is that for use in the optional fender mounted popper or do you just lay it right on the muffler?
Looks to be microwave. Hope he's got one of them front mounted generators
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Try it and see how it tastes, Lew!
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Maybe it pops Red/White/black ?

Those might have been trade show freebies too.
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