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Yes, you can substitute jarred mincemeat with dry box form, but you'll need to adjust the moisture content. Typically, jarred mincemeat contains added liquids and spices, while dry mincemeat is more concentrated. To make the substitution, rehydrate the dry mincemeat according to package instructions or by adding water, juice, or other liquids until you achieve a similar consistency to the jarred version.

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