The husband is the hunter

Chapter 139

"Eat yours. I just made some food at random. Is there any need to praise it? No matter how much you praise it, no flowers will bloom in the bowl." Fang Lin choked on him, but the smile on her face was even stronger. His bowl was empty, so he quickly added another bowl of porridge, and then he talked about his idea of ​​gathering old and weak women and children in the mountains to make sausages together.

Duan Nanshan felt that this was a good thing, and immediately agreed, "That's fine, or I'll tell Uncle Li to ask you to go to their house to work together, so I don't have to worry about you being home alone when I go out."

Fang Lin shook her head, "Aunt Li has a lot of people at home, and she will definitely ask Xiaoyu and the others to help me when I go. From now on, they will be sold for money, and we can't take advantage of others. But it's not the way to make sausages. What we came up with, if we want to teach others, we have to talk to Shitou first. And I promised my uncle that this sausage can only be sold to my own shop. We can either choose a few trustworthy people, or just ask for it. Those who learn the method make a contract to restrain them from divulging the recipe. In addition, if this method is handed over to others, our family will not be able to earn the only money. I also thought of two ways, one is to Those who learn have to pay money, but if it is collected according to each household, and the number of people in each household is different, if it is collected according to each person, I am afraid that some people will not be willing to pay, so only one person learns and goes back. It’s impossible to be seen by others. Another way is to ask them to prepare sausages and send them to our house, just like selling meat during the Chinese New Year. Now sausages cost fifteen cents a catty, and we sell them to shops for twelve cents. , if it is collected from them, I think ten cents should be about the same, but I don’t know if the price of meat is so much lower than usual, would they be willing? The meat was bought from them for fifteen cents last year.”

(End of this chapter)