Old Sturbridge village
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Old Sturbridge village was a fun experience that incorporated colonial life with modern times.
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THINGS I LEARNED
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Potters could fit about 8,000 pottery pieces in their kiln, and they would fire them about once a year.
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There were also books that taught you how to raise children, choose good fish, and other necessities. They also contained recipes, or receipts as they were called.
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Colonists would use powdered sugar in receipts because they had to shave of sugar from a huge and hard sugar block.
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The colonists would also use rose water instead of vanilla when making food. Vanilla did not grow in the area and it was expensive, so they found an alternative.
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Tin cans cost about 5 cents, and pottery cups cost about 3 cents
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P. S. The fudge is really good. :)
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