I'm down to one egg, a brita full of water, about a spoonful of almond butter, about 1/4 container of organic rice mik...and about 75 condiments. And I'm suddenly starving.littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote:Don't worry, no cookies are going to get wet...littlebeast13 wrote:
I don't want my cookies to get wet.....
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And after yesterday's cleaning spree, even if I wanted to make cookies, I don't have at least 50% of the necessary ingredients. Grocery shopping is on today's agenda.
Yep, mine too. My Pepsi is lonely in the icebox....
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ulysses5019 wrote:sunflower wrote:Don't worry, no cookies are going to get wet...littlebeast13 wrote:
I don't want my cookies to get wet.....
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And after yesterday's cleaning spree, even if I wanted to make cookies, I don't have at least 50% of the necessary ingredients. Grocery shopping is on today's agenda.
Don't forget the Chips Ahoy.
Those are only for lunch at work..... I would never take Hooligan's cookies to such a low class establishment as Mecca.....
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sunflower wrote:I'm down to one egg, a brita full of water, about a spoonful of almond butter, about 1/4 container of organic rice mik...and about 75 condiments. And I'm suddenly starving.littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote: Don't worry, no cookies are going to get wet...
And after yesterday's cleaning spree, even if I wanted to make cookies, I don't have at least 50% of the necessary ingredients. Grocery shopping is on today's agenda.
Yep, mine too. My Pepsi is lonely in the icebox....
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So you're gonna have a hard boiled egg with ketchup for lunch?
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No, I'm going to go out and get someting...littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote:I'm down to one egg, a brita full of water, about a spoonful of almond butter, about 1/4 container of organic rice mik...and about 75 condiments. And I'm suddenly starving.littlebeast13 wrote:
Yep, mine too. My Pepsi is lonely in the icebox....
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So you're gonna have a hard boiled egg with ketchup for lunch?
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You have everything you need for a one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side.
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sunflower wrote:No, I'm going to go out and get someting...littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote: I'm down to one egg, a brita full of water, about a spoonful of almond butter, about 1/4 container of organic rice mik...and about 75 condiments. And I'm suddenly starving.
So you're gonna have a hard boiled egg with ketchup for lunch?
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More condiments?
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.You have everything you need for a one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side
I'm beginning to see the source of Sliver and Annie's svelte physiques...
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Mmmmmmmm sounds so good!!! I don't know how I've contained myself all morning without making that!silvercamaro wrote:You have everything you need for a one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side.

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In the early days of the Food Network, they had a cooking game show called (I think) "Ready, Set, Cook." Contestants were given a limited number of ingredients that didn't necessarily seem to go together and a certain amount of time to make a dish from them. I always liked that show, and it taught me that I probably could make a meal from whatever was available. Since I don't like running to the grocery store all the time, that has become a convenient skill.tlynn78 wrote:.You have everything you need for a one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side
I'm beginning to see the source of Sliver and Annie's svelte physiques...
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It's a skill I need to work on - I'm at the store probably 6 times a week, and twice in a day in not uncommon. I have organizational issues...Since I don't like running to the grocery store all the time, that has become a convenient skill.
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tlynn78 wrote:It's a skill I need to work on - I'm at the store probably 6 times a week, and twice in a day in not uncommon. I have organizational issues...Since I don't like running to the grocery store all the time, that has become a convenient skill.
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Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well.
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Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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Is that the stuff that was suposed to be recalled?sunflower wrote:Yes, I have special peanut butter just for ES. He can't have my Jif that is full of peanutty goodness though.littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote: I would never, ever give my cookies to a terrorist. Just a rule I have...
But you'd give your peanut butter to ES........?
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I could too, but eww I would not be eating it.tlynn78 wrote:Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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I love almond butter. I still use peanut butter on bread, because almond butter doesn't spread well, but I love to eat it on apples. So good.
I act on whim...which usually results in take out rather than cooking...which at some point (like today) leads to a barren refrigerator. I do have stuff in the cabinets, just not that much and nothing complete. Pasta without sauce...tuna without bread...etc.
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sunflower wrote:I could too, but eww I would not be eating it.tlynn78 wrote:Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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I love almond butter. I still use peanut butter on bread, because almond butter doesn't spread well, but I love to eat it on apples. So good.
I act on whim...which usually results in take out rather than cooking...which at some point (like today) leads to a barren refrigerator. I do have stuff in the cabinets, just not that much and nothing complete. Pasta without sauce...tuna without bread...etc.
Ooooh, I could eat raw spaghetti all day long.... in fact, I just bought big box of it to munch on while I'm at the computer.....
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Buy some Spam.sunflower wrote:I could too, but eww I would not be eating it.tlynn78 wrote:Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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I love almond butter. I still use peanut butter on bread, because almond butter doesn't spread well, but I love to eat it on apples. So good.
I act on whim...which usually results in take out rather than cooking...which at some point (like today) leads to a barren refrigerator. I do have stuff in the cabinets, just not that much and nothing complete. Pasta without sauce...tuna without bread...etc.
Solves all kinds of menu dilemnas.
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That was a fun show, Sissy Biggers, or something like that.silvercamaro wrote:In the early days of the Food Network, they had a cooking game show called (I think) "Ready, Set, Cook." Contestants were given a limited number of ingredients that didn't necessarily seem to go together and a certain amount of time to make a dish from them. I always liked that show, and it taught me that I probably could make a meal from whatever was available. Since I don't like running to the grocery store all the time, that has become a convenient skill.tlynn78 wrote:.You have everything you need for a one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side
I'm beginning to see the source of Sliver and Annie's svelte physiques...
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Mmmmmm...pepper bacon. With almond butter...and condiments on the side.tlynn78 wrote:Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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I'm not sure, but it's quite possible that I would eat uly's cockroach on a stick before I'd eat spam...christie1111 wrote:Buy some Spam.sunflower wrote:I could too, but eww I would not be eating it.tlynn78 wrote: Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...
t.
I love almond butter. I still use peanut butter on bread, because almond butter doesn't spread well, but I love to eat it on apples. So good.
I act on whim...which usually results in take out rather than cooking...which at some point (like today) leads to a barren refrigerator. I do have stuff in the cabinets, just not that much and nothing complete. Pasta without sauce...tuna without bread...etc.
Solves all kinds of menu dilemnas.
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I do love pepper bacon...I can't find any that's good to buy around here, only in restaurants...ulysses5019 wrote:Mmmmmm...pepper bacon. With almond butter...and condiments on the side.tlynn78 wrote:Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...Seems like you need to learn how to cook the one-egg almond butter omelet, with condiments on the side. And develop a taste for it as well
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sunflower wrote:Yes, I have special peanut butter just for ES. He can't have my Jif that is full of peanutty goodness though.littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote: I would never, ever give my cookies to a terrorist. Just a rule I have...
But you'd give your peanut butter to ES........?
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Poor ES.... he just can't get any Hooligan love.....
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Found it!littlebeast13 wrote:sunflower wrote:Yes, I have special peanut butter just for ES. He can't have my Jif that is full of peanutty goodness though.littlebeast13 wrote:
But you'd give your peanut butter to ES........?
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Poor ES.... he just can't get any Hooligan love.....
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I get about 500 pieces a day. Want me to share?christie1111 wrote:Buy some Spam.sunflower wrote:I could too, but eww I would not be eating it.tlynn78 wrote: Oh, I could cook it. A taste for it, however, I think not. I don't buy or eat almond butter, anyway. I need to prepare menus and then stick to them, instead of acting on whatever whim strikes me on my way home from work, necessitating a stop at the store for ingredients for a chicken pizza or pepper steak....mmmm. pepper steak...
t.
I love almond butter. I still use peanut butter on bread, because almond butter doesn't spread well, but I love to eat it on apples. So good.
I act on whim...which usually results in take out rather than cooking...which at some point (like today) leads to a barren refrigerator. I do have stuff in the cabinets, just not that much and nothing complete. Pasta without sauce...tuna without bread...etc.
Solves all kinds of menu dilemnas.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
- Douglas Adams (1952 - 2001)
Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
- Douglas Adams (1952 - 2001)
Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.