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I always wear aprons too. I love aprons. I'm sure I've posted about this here . . .
I am intrigued at folks who don't need them -- I am one filthy prep person. Honestly, my aprons tend to last about two days before they have enough food on them to draw vermin. It's usually meat blood and grease.
I have two winter workhorses; two summer workhouses (linen); and a pretty apron for when there's company.
They all hang on a pig hook:
I always wear aprons too. I love aprons. I'm sure I've posted about this here . . .
I am intrigued at folks who don't need them -- I am one filthy prep person. Honestly, my aprons tend to last about two days before they have enough food on them to draw vermin. It's usually meat blood and grease.
I have two winter workhorses; two summer workhouses (linen); and a pretty apron for when there's company.
They all hang on a pig hook:
