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…And Then Ask for “Seconds”
If you’re making something that requires a lot of produce and whose appearance doesn’t matter—like jam, pasta sauce, or salsa—ask the farmer for “seconds” at a lower price. “Seconds,” or visually distressed produce, are items not on display because of small bumps and bruises.
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