Bounce

cathy_3

went and bought j cloths

washed them dried them

bought the pork cooked it


forgoto use the J cloths
*sigh

Chris25

;D

16011996

cathy, you gotta remember next time. it was sooooo lovely. only ended up having it last night as kids went out for tea and moving and everything, but oh my god, the skin goes all crackly and crispy (bad for you I know but yum) and the pork was so moist, couldn't believe it. kids all thought i'd lost the plot when they saw me taking it out of the oven though.

gatita

Gosh I can't believe how many uses there are for Bounce!
I got a new tumble dryer yesterday and made my own 'bounce'! it worked just great. Thank you so much for this tip

Chris25

cathy, you gotta remember next time. it was sooooo lovely. only ended up having it last night as kids went out for tea and moving and everything, but oh my god, the skin goes all crackly and crispy (bad for you I know but yum) and the pork was so moist, couldn't believe it. kids all thought i'd lost the plot when they saw me taking it out of the oven though.  :D  :D  :D

Oh ye of little faith ;D

beachbeth

btw - what's a yellow jacket? Is it a roadworker? If it is why is he in postie's pocket?

I was wondering this too!

mazzza_2

I think I read somewhere that a yellow Jacket is a type of bee or wasp.

Brillant Idea on making your own bounce sheets. I live in a flat and spend a fortune in bounce sheets. Although I wait for them to be on "2 for 1" offers and stock up!

16011996

see here for yellow jackets https://www.doyourownpestcontrol.com/yellowjackets.htm

kolc

Yellowjackets are very nasty. Much more aggresive than wasps. Be glad that that they don't live here.

cathy_3

glad the make your own bounce sheets worked

ive been doing it for years cos they are far far far too expensive

you can also hang one up in the airing cupboard for a nice "comforty" smell on the linen