Whenever I hear about people discovering their dishwasher’s filter, it makes me wonder why the fuck people put plates with chicken bones and shit in their dishwasher in the first place.
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same. my apartment building doesn’t have disposals but damned if the plumbing doesn’t back up regularly because half the people who live here are inept and just put whatever they want down the drain. i got one of these at the dollar store, and the set includes a big one for the kitchen sink and a small one for the…
It is amazing how many people don’t give their wastewater a second thought once it goes down the drain. Same with just about every type of garbage. There is always some unfortunate person that has to deal with it on the other end, at least a lot of them make decent money to make up for how horrid it must smell.
Grew up in NYC, can confirm. Garbage disposals were a magic thing other places had. My mom, being who she is, collects compostable scraps and schleps them to the Union Square farmers market, and has been since the 80's.
We get something similar to these from the Korean market for like $2.99 each. Catches everything you would want it to and never clogs. I don’t know why anyone would seriously need a sink blender unless they are a lazy ass.
Growing up in a century-old house teaches you to tread lightly. There’s the loose banister to avoid, the one door…
Yes, it is absolutely a cold larder. Apparently “California cooler” is just a local variation on the name.
Have you tried Miss Vickie’s Salt & Vinegar? Also produced by Lay’s, but they’re kettle chips...might use the same seasoning, though; they’re in a blue bag, at least.
Big fan of ketchup chips as well as the UK version of different Cadbury products.
Like most of you, I think, I spent most of yesterday afternoon and night huddled over my laptop, flicking between…
Yeah, the whole time I was reading this I was thinking 'I'm sure we still get these from KFC'.
What are you rich?
We were poor as shit and had these every few weeks. My great grandmother fell in love with them.
I just found this out googling the brand to figure out how long it’s been since I’ve seen it.
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and one beverage industry organization is taking…
I just fell out of my chair with joy! I’m not sure if I ever had one of these when I was a kid as we were poor and they seemed amazingly fancy, but I’ve always wanted to try one. That they’re being brought back by Good Humor gives me pause, but I’ll still hunt one (or more down). I’m sure I’m setting myself up for…
oh dang, this was definitely a special occasion treat that came out of grandma’s freezer for thanksgiving or easter. going to her house was incredibly boring for my brother and myself since she lived in a retirement community with nothing kid-friendly, but the sugar rush of the vienetta was worth it.
I am reminded of this fantastic tweet thread:
When this showed up in the freezer mom must have gotten a bonus: