context: How to make wine bottle wind chime
Find an empty wine bottle.
You can use one from the recycling bin or you can buy a brand new bottle from the craft store. Be sure to wash the bottle with soap and water and.
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next sentence for the context: Remove the cork and set it aside for a different project. If you are buying a tinted bottle from the craft store, be aware that color usually does not go through the bottle and may chip off.

context: How to make apple puree
Wash and peel your apples.
You can use whatever kinds of apples you'd like for this recipe, although sweeter, less tart apples are typically better for baby food. Fuji and gala apples are both sweet and cook great, and granny smith apples actually sweeten when you cook them.
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next sentence for the context: Although you're going to be removing the peel from the apples, it's best to wash them thoroughly first just so you start with a clean piece of fruit. After they are washed and dried, use a vegetable peeler to remove the skin.

context: How to grow iceberg lettuce
Plant the iceberg lettuce six to eight weeks before the last expected spring frost.
Fill the bottom of each cell of the tray with some standard potting soil before you sprinkle a few seeds into each cell. Cover the seeds with with a light layer of potting soil.
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next sentence for the context: Plant iceberg lettuce seeds in a shallow seed tray. Check the seed tray every day, and water the seeds whenever the soil feels dry.

context: How to grow pistachios
Buy raw pistachio seeds.
Ideally, you should buy directly from a nursery, as you'll usually get a better quality product. However, it's also possible to grow trees from seeds bought in a grocery store.
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If you do this, make sure they are not salted or roasted. Otherwise they won't germinate and will be useless for growing your own pistachios.