IN: What happens next?

How to make slow cooker monkey bread
Line your cooker with parchment paper.
Spray a light coating of nonstick cooking spray onto the parchment paper.
Proof the yeast in sugar and warm water.

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- In place of parchment paper, you can use a greased sieve. If you don't have parchment paper, you can grease a pressure canning pan with cooking spray.
- Pour together the water and the dry ingredients. Dip a dough stick into the egg yolk mixture and press, sticking your fingers in the egg piece.
- Heat the water in a saucepan or microwave to about 110 f (43 c). Mix in the yeast and 2 tablespoons (25 g) of sugar.
- Dissolve one part ground sugar in two parts water in a small bowl and apply this to the yeast mixture. Use a pastry brush to rub over the yeast mixture for at least ten minutes.

OUT: Heat the water in a saucepan or microwave to about 110 f (43 c). Mix in the yeast and 2 tablespoons (25 g) of sugar.

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How to dye your pet
Avoid using human hair dye.
Human products are designed specifically for humans, not pets. They often contain harsh chemicals that can harm your pet.

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- Don't be afraid to use human hair dye because it is safe, healthy, and effective. If using products that contain synthetic ingredients, make sure to read and follow the instructions on the label before proceeding.
- Dye can be absorbed through your pet's skin and make it sick. Your pet can potentially lick the dye and that could harm it.
- If you choose to use human hair dye on your pet, you should always follow all directions on the packaging. You should also remove your pet's environment during the dye process.
- If you wash your pet's fur with shampoo and warm water, do so for a day before the dye removal process. If possible, take your pet to the vet before you dye it.

OUT: Dye can be absorbed through your pet's skin and make it sick. Your pet can potentially lick the dye and that could harm it.

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How to get rid of rampant brambles
Mow the brambles in mid-summer during the flowering time.
Use a mower or a tractor with a shredder attachment. This will remove the nutrient-rich stems and starve the roots.

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- Pick up dead stems and stems from mid-summer to contain all the nutrients your plant needs. Each berry can likely grow in full sun for a season with the range of berries, berries, nuts, and seeds they grow in.
- The syrian bush also grows best in spring when the sun is low in the sky. Apply hydroponic fertilizer to the bushes regularly and pick the right sized leaves regularly.
- Removing the foliage can result in orchids turning brown. Most commonly, hogs will probably be unnourished during this time.
- This will also eliminate berry production, which will reduce next year's seed bank. Burn the bramble patch each year.

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This will also eliminate berry production, which will reduce next year's seed bank. Burn the bramble patch each year.