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Hi Everyone,

I have been off line for a long time, but my computer is finally up

and running again.

I have some kimchee I made about two months ago. It has a pale,

whitish section in the top inch or so. Is it okay to eat it? It

smells okay. Smelling it is the standard test. Right?

I din't fill the jars quite as high when I made it. Could the extra

oxygen has something to do with the faded look?

Sheila

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