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    Default Make your own nibbles

    How do you store these? Do they need to be refrigerated? Thanks

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    nice info, thanks for sharing...
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    i HEAVILY salted and garliced the cerap outt mines. has so much garlic that it'd give emeril a stomachache. hope this wrapped in a bag would work for cats.

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    inquiring minds need to know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by resevoirdog View Post
    This is a easy and cheap way to make your own crappie nibbles. Take a can of sweet corn and put into a mason jar. Then take a packet of grape koolaid and add to corn. Add half a cup of sugar to mix. Shake up contents of jar to mix ingredients. Then microwave on high for60-90 seconds to break down sugar crystals. Shake up again and its done. You can flavor corn with anything you want koolaid, garlic, vanilla, coffee, rootbeer, Dr pepper, you can make your own custom flavors w virtually anything you think fish might like. I like grape and cherry koolaid myself. But I'm gonna try the vanilla out next. I usually transfer into babyfood jars once I have made a batch. They will fit into your tackle box perfectly. GOOD FISHING!
    This sounds like something I'm going to try. One question for you. Do you drain the corn before you put it in the Mason Jar?
    Or do you leave it to help dissolve the sugar and the kool-aid?
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    Neat trick. Recommend removing the lid from the mason jar before turning on the microwave.
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    I will give it a shot sounds cool

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    Sounds good but I wouldnt add the corn until after the cooking process to dissolve the sugar(and cooled)
    Same reason I dont use canned corn when fishing for stocked Texas trout.
    Frozen corn holds better,Im also a pretty good cook

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