Quote: EvenBobQuote: DRichQuote: billryanTonight's dinner was chicken parmesan with rigatoni ala vodka. Although I prefer veal, this was a delicious substitution. This serving was much bigger than the usual entrees, with two large breasts nicely breaded and seasoned, with a blend of fresh mozzarella and shredded parm. Twelve minutes at 350 degrees had the cheese bubbling and turning brown. Add a salad and some bread, and most people could get two meals out of this.
Even at the full price of $13 a meal, the quality and convenience are well worth it. I'll fill my freezer chest with them at 50% off if they freeze well.
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You rich people eat well, I only had two tubes of string cheese.
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People eat those? I thought they were dog treats.
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Both my dogs and cats like string cheese.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: tuttigymQuote: EvenBobQuote: tuttigymQuote: EvenBobQuote: billryanI'm enjoying my Cook Unity meals. Of the various plans I've tried, this comes closest to restaurant quality.
Last night, I had a cowboy steak, hash browns, southwestern corn, and red peppers. At the regular price of $12, it's a bargain, but it's a steal at the extended 50% offer I have for them.
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Sounds like Cook County Jail food to be, and if this is as good as the restaurant you eat at please don't make me eat at the same restaurants.
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EB always positive, always complementary, dumpster diving at his best.
tuttigym
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Never been a dumpster diver. There are dumpster diving clubs all over the United States made up mostly of Housewives who go on specific evenings to their local grocery stores and dumpster dive for expired bakery items, grocery items and whatever they can get that is salvageable. Large grocery chains throw away a ton of good food with expired dates and if you know the right time to go to these stores these people do very well. Not my thing..
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I love it when a poster does NOT get it. I guess for some the rebuttal posts need to be overt. Oh well.
tuttigym
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Oh I got it. I just love it when I veer off in another direction and the other person doesn't see what I'm doing. It's especially fun when you do it in person and they're insulting you and you act like you don't get it. Literally drives them crazy. LOL
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You're giving waaaay too much attention and personal commitment to things you really shouldn't to at your age and alleged acquired wisdom. Makes one wonder.
Everything in life is a joke basically and in the end it is all about being good/better and above all - not a resentment driven being. It never works for you, ever.
Quote: rawtuffQuote: EvenBobQuote: tuttigymQuote: EvenBobQuote: tuttigymQuote: EvenBobQuote: billryanI'm enjoying my Cook Unity meals. Of the various plans I've tried, this comes closest to restaurant quality.
Last night, I had a cowboy steak, hash browns, southwestern corn, and red peppers. At the regular price of $12, it's a bargain, but it's a steal at the extended 50% offer I have for them.
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Sounds like Cook County Jail food to be, and if this is as good as the restaurant you eat at please don't make me eat at the same restaurants.
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EB always positive, always complementary, dumpster diving at his best.
tuttigym
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Never been a dumpster diver. There are dumpster diving clubs all over the United States made up mostly of Housewives who go on specific evenings to their local grocery stores and dumpster dive for expired bakery items, grocery items and whatever they can get that is salvageable. Large grocery chains throw away a ton of good food with expired dates and if you know the right time to go to these stores these people do very well. Not my thing..
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I love it when a poster does NOT get it. I guess for some the rebuttal posts need to be overt. Oh well.
tuttigym
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Oh I got it. I just love it when I veer off in another direction and the other person doesn't see what I'm doing. It's especially fun when you do it in person and they're insulting you and you act like you don't get it. Literally drives them crazy. LOL
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You're giving waaaay too much attention and personal commitment to things you really shouldn't to at your age and alleged acquired wisdom. Makes one wonder.
Everything in life is a joke basically and in the end it is all about being good/better and above all - not a resentment driven being. It never works for you, ever.
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Who says, are you an expert? And what does 'In the end' mean. I know plenty of people who died in their 40s and 50s and that was the end for them. There is no 'in the end' it's just a figment of your imagination. You live your life how you live your life and then you're gone. There's no rules that say once you reach a specific age you're supposed to act in a certain way.
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Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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It might as well be. I don't claim to know all. But you seem to do. That's a mistake, I guarantee it.
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No, not a specific age. A specific lived experience. You look like someone stuck in their ways. And not for the better.
Just a friendly remark, take it as it is, don't mean nothing ill by it.
I received my weekly order today.
One meal was made in Chicago on Monday, two in LA on Tuesday, one in Las Vegas on Tuesday, and two in Tucson this morning. All were shipped to a central distribution center and delivered just =now.
Quote: billryanThe Miracle of Modern Logistics.
I received my weekly order today.
One meal was made in Chicago on Monday, two in LA on Tuesday, one in Las Vegas on Tuesday, and two in Tucson this morning. All were shipped to a central distribution center and delivered just =now.
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Have you read the complaints about this company yet? I have and you're in for a big surprise but I'm not going to tell you. I want you to experience it for yourself. What you see happening right now is not what's going to be happening once you sign up for the long term. Just wait, you'll see. Plus the food is crap, I don't care what you say. It's one or two steps below airline food which is saying something. But because you obviously can't tell the difference between good food and not good food it's probably wonderful to you. I could give my dog, when I had a dog, a can of Dollar Store dog food or a can of Blue Mountain from PetSmart and he couldn't tell the difference. He wolfed it down it was all the same to him.
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Who says, are you an expert? link to original post
Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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The rest of your post is just blah blah blah my opinion is better than your opinion. You have no facts, no anecdotes, no metaphors, just that you think your opinion means more than mine does. On the scale where they weigh the cow manure, both our opinions weigh exactly the same. In other words you can take it to McDonald's and give them your opinion and $13 and they will sell you a Big Mac.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: rawtuffQuote: EvenBob
Who says, are you an expert? link to original post
Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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The rest of your post is just blah blah blah my opinion is better than your opinion. You have no facts, no anecdotes, no metaphors, just that you think your opinion means more than mine does. On the scale where they weigh the cow manure, both our opinions weigh exactly the same. In other words you can take it to McDonald's and give them your opinion and $13 and they will sell you a Big Mac.
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The world according to EB is just one big LOL and blah blah blah. Almost never profound, but almost always highly critical in the negative. The good news is that to my knowledge, his cats do not care.
$13 for a Big Mac, really?
tuttigym
Quote: EvenBobQuote: billryanThe Miracle of Modern Logistics.
I received my weekly order today.
One meal was made in Chicago on Monday, two in LA on Tuesday, one in Las Vegas on Tuesday, and two in Tucson this morning. All were shipped to a central distribution center and delivered just =now.
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Have you read the complaints about this company yet? I have and you're in for a big surprise but I'm not going to tell you. I want you to experience it for yourself. What you see happening right now is not what's going to be happening once you sign up for the long term. Just wait, you'll see. Plus the food is crap, I don't care what you say. It's one or two steps below airline food which is saying something. But because you obviously can't tell the difference between good food and not good food it's probably wonderful to you. I could give my dog, when I had a dog, a can of Dollar Store dog food or a can of Blue Mountain from PetSmart and he couldn't tell the difference. He wolfed it down it was all the same to him.
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I have not read many complaints about them. I'm glad you located them. Please post a link. Mot of the complaints I have read concerned pricing and unwanted shipments that are easy to avoid. So you think they will start sending inferior products after they get me into a long term commitment? You read that somewhere?
Quote: EvenBobQuote: billryanThe Miracle of Modern Logistics.
I received my weekly order today.
One meal was made in Chicago on Monday, two in LA on Tuesday, one in Las Vegas on Tuesday, and two in Tucson this morning. All were shipped to a central distribution center and delivered just =now.
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Have you read the complaints about this company yet? I have and you're in for a big surprise but I'm not going to tell you. I want you to experience it for yourself. What you see happening right now is not what's going to be happening once you sign up for the long term. Just wait, you'll see. Plus the food is crap, I don't care what you say. It's one or two steps below airline food which is saying something. But because you obviously can't tell the difference between good food and not good food it's probably wonderful to you. I could give my dog, when I had a dog, a can of Dollar Store dog food or a can of Blue Mountain from PetSmart and he couldn't tell the difference. He wolfed it down it was all the same to him.
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I have not read many complaints about them. I'm glad you located them. Please post a link. Mot of the complaints I have read concerned pricing and unwanted shipments that are easy to avoid. So you think they will start sending inferior products after they get me into a long term commitment? You read that somewhere?
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$13 for a Big Mac, really?
tuttigym
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"As of February 2024, a Big Mac meal in New York City cost $13.89 which includes a Big Mac, medium fries, and medium soda," in Connecticut it's $18
Quote: billryanQuote: EvenBobQuote: billryanThe Miracle of Modern Logistics.
I received my weekly order today.
One meal was made in Chicago on Monday, two in LA on Tuesday, one in Las Vegas on Tuesday, and two in Tucson this morning. All were shipped to a central distribution center and delivered just =now.
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Have you read the complaints about this company yet? I have and you're in for a big surprise but I'm not going to tell you. I want you to experience it for yourself. What you see happening right now is not what's going to be happening once you sign up for the long term. Just wait, you'll see. Plus the food is crap, I don't care what you say. It's one or two steps below airline food which is saying something. But because you obviously can't tell the difference between good food and not good food it's probably wonderful to you. I could give my dog, when I had a dog, a can of Dollar Store dog food or a can of Blue Mountain from PetSmart and he couldn't tell the difference. He wolfed it down it was all the same to him.
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I have not read many complaints about them. I'm glad you located them. Please post a link. Mot of the complaints I have read concerned pricing and unwanted shipments that are easy to avoid. So you think they will start sending inferior products after they get me into a long term commitment? You read that somewhere?
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You're funny. I'm not going to wise you up, I don't like you. All you gave me was a hard time about roulette now you want me to do you a favor? Don't hold your breath.
Quote: billryanAs they don't offer long-term deals, it's pretty obvious you are just making stuff up. Why must you denigrate anything new to you?
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Twist in the wind, you'll find out. I don't make anything up.
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Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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The rest of your post is just blah blah blah my opinion is better than your opinion. You have no facts, no anecdotes, no metaphors, just that you think your opinion means more than mine does. On the scale where they weigh the cow manure, both our opinions weigh exactly the same. In other words you can take it to McDonald's and give them your opinion and $13 and they will sell you a Big Mac.
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Not all opinions weigh the same, that's nonsensical lmao.
And I do have facts, they are right in front of me.
Your blah blah about roulette is just one of the facts that compromise the weight of your opinion.
some of the fixings, tomatoes from the garden
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$13 for a Big Mac, really?
tuttigym
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"As of February 2024, a Big Mac meal in New York City cost $13.89 which includes a Big Mac, medium fries, and medium soda," in Connecticut it's $18
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Yes, but didn't you say a Bic mac costs $13? That price is for the whole meal. The Big mac is probably around $8.99.
Wise men speak when they have something to say. Fools speak because they must say something.
Prices will be higher in NYC, California airports, and stadium locations. Most McDonald's are independently owned franchises that can set their own prices on non-sale products.
I'm starting to push things back a bit. A month ago, I was riding before 6AM. The sun is coming up later, and it was dark at 6. The monsoon season officially ends this week, but storms through September have become the norm. Incredibly, the first of the snowbirds is expected this week.
Quote: odiousgambittake a break from the trolling and get yourself some BLTs while the tomatoes are fresh!
some of the fixings, tomatoes from the garden
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Are those beefsteak tomatoes? They are beautiful.
tuttigym
tend to be not so big but quite delicious
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Who says, are you an expert? link to original post
Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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The rest of your post is just blah blah blah my opinion is better than your opinion. You have no facts, no anecdotes, no metaphors, just that you think your opinion means more than mine does. On the scale where they weigh the cow manure, both our opinions weigh exactly the same. In other words you can take it to McDonald's and give them your opinion and $13 and they will sell you a Big Mac.
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Not all opinions weigh the same, that's nonsensical lmao.
And I do have facts, they are right in front of me.
Your blah blah about roulette is just one of the facts that compromise the weight of your opinion.
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I cannot talk about roulette outside of my roulette thread so quit trying to bait me into doing it. As far as how much opinions weigh, of course you think yours weigh more. Everybody thinks that about their opinions.
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Oh, no one does, least of all me, it just seems to me I might be better in this understanding than you. Not that I claim that, but it might seem so, to me.
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The rest of your post is just blah blah blah my opinion is better than your opinion. You have no facts, no anecdotes, no metaphors, just that you think your opinion means more than mine does. On the scale where they weigh the cow manure, both our opinions weigh exactly the same. In other words you can take it to McDonald's and give them your opinion and $13 and they will sell you a Big Mac.
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Not all opinions weigh the same, that's nonsensical lmao.
And I do have facts, they are right in front of me.
Your blah blah about roulette is just one of the facts that compromise the weight of your opinion.
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I cannot talk about roulette outside of my roulette thread so quit trying to bait me into doing it. As far as how much opinions weigh, of course you think yours weigh more. Everybody thinks that about their opinions.
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Not trying to bait you into anything, you're imagining things that aren't there.
And, yes, of course I think my opinion weighs more, if I didn't think that I wouldn't have posted it.
And, no, not everyone thinks that about their opinions, most of the time I don't think that and am ready to learn something new from the opinions of other people.
Steak with mole sauce and some sort of Mexican grilled veggies with an overwhelming flavor of paprika. One of the purposes of subscribing is to expand my diet, but this was a bridge that was too far. For tonight, I am cooking my own rigatoni and will mix it with their Sunday sauce and ground sausage.
My friends came in from Bisbee, and we met up at Tinys, a legendary cowboy bar about twenty miles from town. It's in the middle of nowhere but is always crowded. I had a Western burger: a nice-sized patty, three onion rings, two slabs of bacon, and a slice of onion.
$15 with a 20-ounce draft. It used to come with a generous amount of fries and cole slaw but now you only get one of the two.
Quote: odiousgambittake a break from the trolling and get yourself some BLTs while the tomatoes are fresh!
some of the fixings, tomatoes from the garden
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I hear a pan bagnat is pretty good, if you want to go up-market. Those tomatoes look lovely.
Quote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
My friends came in from Bisbee, and we met up at Tinys, a legendary cowboy bar about twenty miles from town. It's in the middle of nowhere but is always crowded. I had a Western burger: a nice-sized patty, three onion rings, two slabs of bacon, and a slice of onion.
$15 with a 20-ounce draft. It used to come with a generous amount of fries and cole slaw but now you only get one of the two.
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I enjoy grocery shopping but my wife rarely lets me.
The portion looked small but was quite filling. I'll stick to their main courses.
Quote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
Quote: billryanWhy not get a dog?
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I’m pro-symbiotic relationship with the natural environments at hand.
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That is my method when my wife is out of town. The dogs have the plates clean in one minute.
Quote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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You first and let us know how it goes.
I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
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I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
I used my dishwasher when I was single. As you said, it was a good place to hide the dirty dishes.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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You first and let us know how it goes.
I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
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It depends.
For regular use, generally no.
For the sanitizing cycle during or after an illness, YES.
I may be a bit paranoid about infection.
Quote: DieterQuote: EvenBobQuote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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You first and let us know how it goes.
I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
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It depends.
For regular use, generally no.
For the sanitizing cycle during or after an illness, YES.
I may be a bit paranoid about infection.
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Believe it or not humanity survived for hundreds of thousands and probably millions of years with no dishwashers and very little hot water. Harmful bacteria does not grow in the time from when you stop eating to when you clean up. If you leave the stuff sit a week, you might get sick. So try not to do that.
Combined it with the leftover steakhouse salad with crumbled blue cheese. Very satisfying.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: DieterQuote: EvenBobQuote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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You first and let us know how it goes.
I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
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It depends.
For regular use, generally no.
For the sanitizing cycle during or after an illness, YES.
I may be a bit paranoid about infection.
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Believe it or not humanity survived for hundreds of thousands and probably millions of years with no dishwashers and very little hot water. Harmful bacteria does not grow in the time from when you stop eating to when you clean up. If you leave the stuff sit a week, you might get sick. So try not to do that.
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And mankind caught diseases that killed them due to poor sanitation.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: DieterQuote: EvenBobQuote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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You first and let us know how it goes.
I never have any cleanup because I clean as I go along. As soon as I get done with a pan I clean it. As soon as I'm done eating I clean what I just used. When I'm done everything looks exactly like I did when I started. I don't own a dishwasher and I hate the damn things anyway. They're not a dish-washer they're a dish-storer, it's where people stick all their crap so they don't have to look at it until they have enough to wash. Women love them, I've never known a man who lives alone who had a dishwasher. Or if he had one he never used it.
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It depends.
For regular use, generally no.
For the sanitizing cycle during or after an illness, YES.
I may be a bit paranoid about infection.
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Believe it or not humanity survived for hundreds of thousands and probably millions of years with no dishwashers and very little hot water. Harmful bacteria does not grow in the time from when you stop eating to when you clean up. If you leave the stuff sit a week, you might get sick. So try not to do that.
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Scalding was certainly a known practice, even if the reasoning wasn't particularly understood.
I'm not convinced that the kashering processes weren't originally for disinfection.
Quote: DRichQuote: billryanWhy not get a dog?
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That is my method when my wife is out of town. The dogs have the plates clean in one minute.
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A dog would be an extra layer and would defeat the purpose of the Terrarium Lifestyle. A closed-looped system. The circle of life.
Quote: DRichI had a pepperoni omelet with Mexican blend cheese. Not my favorite but it was the only meat I had in the house.
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In my house I have two chest freezers in the basement and a stand up freezer upstairs so I have every kind of meat that you can just about imagine. I can read a recipe for something and I almost always have all the ingredients on hand. Right now I'm making a greek yogurt white sauce with two kinds of cheese and of course I had all the ingredients.
Quote: rxwineQuote: billryanI don't mind cooking. It's the cleanup I detest. Shopping, as well.
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I need someone to test my clean-up idea. Buy 7 days of dishes, and leave the plates outside for ants, birds, etc. to do the majority of the cleaning. Keep a rotation going, so you put one out each day, and bring the 7 day old one in.
Then just a light cleaning needed. Theoretically.
I didn’t put a lot of effort into thinking this up.
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I use paper plates and plastic utensils, one glass coffee mug, and one turret. No clean up to speak of with the slight exception of cooking paraphernalia. Easy/peasy.
tuttigym
Quote: EvenBobQuote: DRichI had a pepperoni omelet with Mexican blend cheese. Not my favorite but it was the only meat I had in the house.
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In my house I have two chest freezers in the basement and a stand up freezer upstairs so I have every kind of meat that you can just about imagine. I can read a recipe for something and I almost always have all the ingredients on hand. Right now I'm making a greek yogurt white sauce with two kinds of cheese and of course I had all the ingredients.
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Here it is not advisable to keep that much food because power goes out during storms.
Quote: DRichQuote: EvenBobQuote: DRichI had a pepperoni omelet with Mexican blend cheese. Not my favorite but it was the only meat I had in the house.
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In my house I have two chest freezers in the basement and a stand up freezer upstairs so I have every kind of meat that you can just about imagine. I can read a recipe for something and I almost always have all the ingredients on hand. Right now I'm making a greek yogurt white sauce with two kinds of cheese and of course I had all the ingredients.
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Here it is not advisable to keep that much food because power goes out during storms.
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Has nobody put a freezer on a UPS?
Freezers are pretty low power, intermittent draw.
UPS units are stupid affordable these days.