I have had the supplies to
mummify a chicken since before we went to Florida but it is such a process I have never slowed down to do it with G. But... last week I saw where people have
mummified apples. hmmmm So we did that instead. First G carved his quarter into a face.


Then we covered it in Salt & Baking Soda for a week.

When we tried to uncover it, the salt mix was solid. I finally pried it off in one piece.


It is still a little damp and squishy like a sponge.

We are going to put him back on salt to see if there is any more moisture to come out.
1 comment:
Great looking apple mummy!
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