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You could always go to some out of the way flea market/farmers market to sell them, claiming it is a old family recipe. Who will ever know? Just make sure never to return there again. You don't want a bunch of angry people after you. :)
But that's so awesome! Tasty, and yet a useful adhesive as well. How can you go wrong? ;)
Plum flavoured rubber cement... can't stop thinking that it could be used as a prop in a Cthuhlu LARP. But how?
BTW, it is nice to see that you have not totally given over to the American life and still spell flavour properly.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... plum flavour. Stickilicous.