Right? I swear, I think all my Italian family thought turkey was poverty food, not something to be eaten at a holiday! Having been there, I get that. Everyone could farm fowl but having bigger meat animals really was a luxury. So ham or steaks or lamb is the good stuff.

.......soooooooo let’s ignore the main point (not single use) and instead veer off to another diatribe? You can’t ever influence in a discussion if you don’t stick to at least 1 point.

Not if you’re disabled. I’ve purged glass from my kitchen after several drops which left shards everywhere, and me cut up. My rheumatoid arthritis makes glass dangerous.

They’re not single use. Maybe you could read a little more? 

As an Italian-American, a little less turkey and a little more manicotti, and it all works. 

I had a dog that had seizures from about 6 months on. We ended up taking him to Texas A&M to do a study on dachshunds with seizures. He might have helped research but they never found a cause for it.

You could do wings without crust, but just marinade.

Everyone was going on and on about how great chickens are in the instapot. So I tried it. MEH. They’re well-cooked but MEH.

Very true! So many of our solutions for being more eco-sensitive sound great at first but aren’t as great in the long run, or in mass quantities.

Powdered milk is really a last resort kind of thing. It’s very disgusting. It’s like the stuff you keep for the zombie apocalypse.

I’m sure it is! But I’m not trained, and I don’t need to be, as I’m not allergic to milk, and I like how it is in cooked foods.

My husband does, but he does have the palate of a 12 yr old boy, soooo. 

Yes, but dammit, we COOK with it. Let’s see you make all your lovely baked goods, sauces, and mac n cheese dishes without it!

I started doing this in 1985 when I got stuck in a snow/ice traffic jam for 4 hours in a 1972 VW Beetle with dubious structural integrity in the floorboards. WORTH IT. Also, a pair of boots w/ thick socks, waterproof mittens, and hat, in case you have to walk.

Put it on a plate with a butter knife, and also give them some nicely toasted or grilled pieces of fresh bread.

Try this: “I’d love to talk more, but I’m going to be late!” and leave then. Or, if you’re at a part, “I’d love to talk more, but I promised Jane that I’d fill her in on a sensitive problem.” That one’s good, because it’s implicit that you won’t be taking the other person along with you. 

From a couple weeks ago: “Company with ties to Trump’s brother Robert awarded $33 million government contract”

as are any other Nationals that attended this grotesque display of patriotism

You can’t drop in something like “peanut butter soup” and NOT give a recipe.

Seriously, I had my share of puffed sleeves, etc. I didn’t do the shirt-front ruffles because I had big boobs.