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Fridge Essentials?
What's on your 'fridge essentials' list and why? Is there anything that always ends up lurking at the back of the fridge?
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Milk
cheese
eggs
butter or whatever you like on bread
lard
bacon
with the above you can always make a scratch meal at any time of day or night. Everything else is a welcome extra!
Just to say I like to keep cold meats, vegetables, salads etc just the above I NEVER let run out.You never get a second chance to make a first impression.0 -
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Squeaky, how could I have forgotten, in this heat, wine and soda for spritzers!!!!!You never get a second chance to make a first impression.0
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Ok - to be sensible, I agree with churchmouse...
..not forgetting...
..Asda's individual strawberry trifles.
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Churchmouse wrote:Squeaky, how could I have forgotten, in this heat, wine and soda for spritzers!!!!!
TBH I drink more milk in the course of any given week than beer... but I've just invested in some Robinson's barley squash.
So - cold water should be in the fridge too at this time of year and, of course, you should have been spending the whole winter stockpiling ice cubes in the freezer.
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Eggs, milk, butter, cheese, dripping, margarine, pesto, various table sauces, marmalade, salami, fruit juice, cream soda, veggies.
Last night I made a simple meal by frying up chopped onions, squashed cherry tomatoes and diced salami, and stirred in beaten eggs and some leftover cream until it set. It was gorgeous
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OK then squeaky I'll hang my head in shame, but my family do use loads and I have lots of visitors, and a grandson and a smallish fridgefreezer and no possibility of a bigger one, and nowhere to put another one and I'm waffling to try to avoid saying *whispers* i've bought icecubes too !You never get a second chance to make a first impression.0
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Milk, butter, hm yogurt, cheese (Cheddar and Parmesan), eggs, bacon, ham, salad veg.0
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i have to admit that shock of all horrors i buy them too.squeaky wrote:TBH I drink more milk in the course of any given week than beer... but I've just invested in some Robinson's barley squash.
So - cold water should be in the fridge too at this time of year and, of course, you should have been spending the whole winter stockpiling ice cubes in the freezer.
I have a friend who BUYS them! :eek:
coz the amount we get through, theres no way i could have enough time to freeze that amount......
but i also thought ice cubes shouldn`t be kept too long if made in the freezer due to possible bacteria....well all i have are those little trays that aren`t covered...
but please tell me a way to make and store them safely.
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Can't you just use the trays and then decant into a freezable tupperware type box. They dont take that long to freeze so you could repeat this several times a day if you need loads. Only takes a min to empty and reload the tray.Boots Card - £17.53, Nectar Points - £15.06 - *Saving for Chrimbo*2015 Savings Fund - £2575.000
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