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When selecting a pumpkin for carving, it's important to choose one that is heavy for its size and has a sturdy stem. Look for a pumpkin with a flat bottom so it sits securely and make sure there are no soft spots or bruises on the surface.
To carve a pumpkin with Pack 81, you will need a carving knife, a scoop or spoon, and a marker or pencil for drawing your design. It's also helpful to have a small serrated knife for more intricate designs.
To keep your pumpkin looking fresh and prevent it from rotting too quickly, you can spray it with a mixture of water and bleach or pumpkin preservative. You can also rub petroleum jelly on the cut edges to seal in moisture.
Yes, pumpkin seeds are a delicious and nutritious snack! After scooping them out of your pumpkin, rinse them off and remove any excess pulp. Then, toss them with some oil, salt, and any other desired seasonings and roast them in the oven for a tasty treat.
A carved pumpkin will typically last 5-10 days, depending on the temperature and humidity. To prolong its life, keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid touching or puncturing the surface as much as possible.