Lullabelle
Midlands, England
I like your optimism regarding either of us making a cake
That squash is huge, could easily do harm
How is the corona virus affecting you?
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I like your optimism regarding either of us making a cake
That squash is huge, could easily do harm
Lullabelle
Midlands, England
We don't have all the ingredients we would need so maybe I will give something a go next week as I will still be off.
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Squash; pasta with roasted squash, squash curry, soup
Apples; apple sauce, apple pie , turnovers, apple cake , pork loin with roasted apples
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Also, there's talk that you can't come back with the same bags that you've used before. You have to use a new bag, supposedly to keep germs away! They charge for those bags & now, you can only use them once?!! Ridiculous!!
CraigC
Guru
Also, there's talk that you can't come back with the same bags that you've used before. You have to use a new bag, supposedly to keep germs away! They charge for those bags & now, you can only use them once?!! Ridiculous!!
Don't they offer plastic bags at the store? They don't charge for those and they can go in the recycling.
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Yes, they DO charge for them. Since they are doing that, if so, then they should refund the price of them & don't charge for new ones.
CraigC
Guru
Wow, the stores we shop at don't charge for plastic bags.
They do in the UK. We are strongly discouraged from using them at all.
It depends on the state/municipality. Right before all this CV stuff hit, Cincinnati was about to introduce a bill to ban them after 2025, but I think that got sidelined.
CraigC
Guru
I wonder if most stores still offer paper bags. It used to be "Paper or plastic"?
Kroger does, and they'll ask about half the time. I know the few employees I've talked to about it hate the reusable bags.
Back in 1992, the very first time I went to a high street shop in the UK village we'd just moved to, I of course didn't bring a bag.
Wasn't a problem, though. The woman at the till rang my purchases, then unrolled a giant roll of brown paper, chucked all my stuff in, wrapped it up, then tied it into a bundle, neat as you please.
"Oh, I'm soooo going to love it here!," and I did.
Some people are just plain right in the head.
A grocery store threw out $35,000 in food that a woman intentionally coughed on, sparking coronavirus fears, police said
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A grocery store threw out $35,000 in food that a woman intentionally coughed on, sparking coronavirus fears, police said
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medtran49
Forum GOD!
I think you meant NOT in there somewhere. at least I hope you did!
When I saw that earlier today, my first thought was what is wrong with her!?!