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Sexual Aluminum posted:Huh. That's a strange way to spell Enrique. Never marry the help, no matter how sweet their songs or dexterous their tongues and fingers.
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Phlegmish posted:Grocery shopping is easy, getting all that poo poo home can be a hassle. Only time I regret not having a car (that, and when moving). I can kind of see the appeal of home delivery for that reason. Yeah, we've started doing all our heavy stuff as delivery once a month. Google express has Costco. We do our Costco shopping once a month and get it delivered.
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My main issue grocery shopping is that I live alone so I need to pay attention to use by dates (yes, I can taste the difference when past the date) to make sure I can finish it before it expires, like a loaf of bread has to have a date 4 days after I buy it, unless I'm using it on the day of purchase in which case it only needs to last the next 3 days. Similarly milk - sometimes I have a little left over that I can't use in time, so I need to be careful there too.
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AA is for Quitters posted:Yeah, we've started doing all our heavy stuff as delivery once a month. Google express has Costco. We do our Costco shopping once a month and get it delivered. Woah this is the first I've heard of Google Express. BioEnchanted posted:My main issue grocery shopping is that I live alone so I need to pay attention to use by dates (yes, I can taste the difference when past the date) to make sure I can finish it before it expires, like a loaf of bread has to have a date 4 days after I buy it, unless I'm using it on the day of purchase in which case it only needs to last the next 3 days. Similarly milk - sometimes I have a little left over that I can't use in time, so I need to be careful there too. It's just my wife and I and Costco owns but essentially what we do is buy a bunch of stuff and then share it around with our neighbors and family. Like hell yeah killer deal on 3 pounds of fresh, washed and ready-to-use broccoli for 5 bucks but there are limits to two people.
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BioEnchanted posted:My main issue grocery shopping is that I live alone so I need to pay attention to use by dates (yes, I can taste the difference when past the date) to make sure I can finish it before it expires, like a loaf of bread has to have a date 4 days after I buy it, unless I'm using it on the day of purchase in which case it only needs to last the next 3 days. Similarly milk - sometimes I have a little left over that I can't use in time, so I need to be careful there too. dang dude bread lasts me like 2 weeks, how many people live with you
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mandatory lesbian posted:dang dude bread lasts me like 2 weeks, how many people live with you Probably fresh-bakery bread, that lasts *maybe* two days for us. Usually we freeze what we don't eat and defrost as needed.
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mandatory lesbian posted:dang dude bread lasts me like 2 weeks, how many people live with you BioEnchanted posted: My main issue grocery shopping is that I live alone so I need to pay attention to use by dates (yes, I can taste the difference when past the date) to make sure I can finish it before it expires, like a loaf of bread has to have a date 4 days after I buy it, unless I'm using it on the day of purchase in which case it only needs to last the next 3 days. Similarly milk - sometimes I have a little left over that I can't use in time, so I need to be careful there too. That's a lot of bread to eat through in 4 days, though. We don't even buy bread if the date isn't a week in the future.
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Feb 19, 2017 09:54
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lol whoops, i can't read when i've been drinking or when i haven't 
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Turtlicious posted:I mean yeah, everyone I knew was in Foster Care, and I grew up in Foster Care. Most "care givers" just collect a paycheck, there is no "life skills training" That's not what they're being paid for, they're being paid to feed and house you until you're 18, fullstop. That sucks balls. I understand foster care is sometimes better than the alternative but if you become a carer you're taking responsibility for helping a child become an adult.
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Feb 19, 2017 11:00
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may I suggest buying rice
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Tired Moritz posted:may I suggest buying rice 
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Feb 19, 2017 14:14
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Rice was made in Holland. 'nuff said
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mandatory lesbian posted:dang dude bread lasts me like 2 weeks, how many people live with you  Any bread that lasts for two weeks without moulding or going stale is not made by natural ingredients.
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Feb 19, 2017 14:34
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Alhazred posted:
You just pull the fuzzy parts off the bread. #BachelorLife
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Alhazred posted:
Wow look at this bourgeois, caring about "natural" "ingredients" 
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Feb 19, 2017 14:41
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I just keep regular bread in the fridge, it lasts long enough for me to eat it that way. I usually toast it anyway, so it's not like I really notice. But yeah, if I buy a fresh baguette or something, that fucker better be gone in 2 days or it's terrible, I end up giving it to the dogs.
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Feb 19, 2017 15:19
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Bake fresh bread, eat half, let the other half get stale, then make fondue. #SwissHacks
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Alhazred posted:
I preserve my bread with Natural Ice.
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sassassin posted:I use a home grocery delivery service it's called a wife. Which is great until you go to the store in the middle of the week because you need garbage bags and an hour later she's texting you asking why you spent $15 bucks at Target when she went shopping/is going shopping that weekend...
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CobiWann posted:Which is great until you go to the store in the middle of the week because you need garbage bags and an hour later she's texting you asking why you spent $15 bucks at Target when she went shopping/is going shopping that weekend... Sounds like someone's bad at wife.
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Solice Kirsk posted:You just pull the fuzzy parts off the bread. #BachelorLife After two weeks you pull the bread parts of the fuzz.
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Feb 19, 2017 16:04
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Without fuzzy bread we wouldn't have antibiotics. People should show it more respect.
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JnnyThndrs posted:I just keep regular bread in the fridge, it lasts long enough for me to eat it that way. I usually toast it anyway, so it's not like I really notice. Putting bread in the fridge makes it go stale faster because something something starch.
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CobiWann posted:Which is great until you go to the store in the middle of the week because you need garbage bags and an hour later she's texting you asking why you spent $15 bucks at Target when she went shopping/is going shopping that weekend... lol if your marriage is so poo poo that 15$ makes somebody upset.
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SiKboy posted:Putting bread in the fridge makes it go stale faster because something something starch. Yeah, I heard that too, but since I toast it, you can't really tell, and it keeps the mold away.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Sounds like someone's bad at wife. #WifeHacks
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CobiWann posted:Which is great until you go to the store in the middle of the week because you need garbage bags and an hour later she's texting you asking why you spent $15 bucks at Target when she went shopping/is going shopping that weekend... why is your wife only allowed to shop
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Feb 19, 2017 19:41
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Alhazred posted:
Unless you do something like, you know, put it in the refrigerator. Keeps a lot longer that way.
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Just eat rice. Lasts forever.
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Len posted:Does she bring everything in herself? She probably just uses bags like everyone else.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Unless you do something like, you know, put it in the refrigerator. Keeps a lot longer that way. Your bread skills are terrible. Terrible.
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Next they are going to say they keep butter in the fridge, or worse, potatoes
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cakesmith handyman posted:That sucks balls. I understand foster care is sometimes better than the alternative but if you become a carer you're taking responsibility for helping a child become an adult. if you become a parent you're supposed to do the same and look how well that goes Alhazred posted:Your bread skills are terrible. Terrible. it makes it last longer, and i care more about making it last then if its the perfect artisan taste or whatever
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mandatory lesbian posted:
It doesn't though? Like I suppose it's preserved in the sense of not molding but it certainly goes stale sooner when you refrigerate it. Freeze it then defrost it as you need.
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Feb 19, 2017 23:04
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You can also just toast it if it's a little stale, sometimes that works
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Microwave bread to drive out the moisture that made it stale. #lifehack
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People solved the stale bread problem thousands of years ago just turn it into bread crumbs or bread pudding stale bread is your friend.
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Mu Zeta posted:People solved the stale bread problem thousands of years ago just turn it into bread crumbs or bread pudding stale bread is your friend. Or French Toast.
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Mu Zeta posted:People solved the stale bread problem thousands of years ago just turn it into bread crumbs or bread pudding stale bread is your friend. Portuguese migas: just crumble up your hard dry bread, sprinkle some water or cheap wine on it to soften, and fry it in a pan with garlic, greens, and pork.
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