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Angel Food
Last post 08-31-2007 4:51 PM by TizzyLizzy. 51 replies.
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Brandy


- Joined on 03-28-2007
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"We were a little disappointed that we didn't get more veggies BUT it still is a huge help." I have wished the same but agree with you, it still helps. I just keep the breaded stuff for meals for the kids and I or when I can offer smaller portions or a substitute to my husband. At times, I have ended up with far too much of something we don't eat or don't eat much of. When that does happen, I give the food to others. For all that we have dealt with, we remain financially better off than more than a couple of our friends and relatives so this is a way we can help those we care about.
Your Dollar Stretching Assistant Community Moderator and Officially Recognized Stretchpert in Homeschooling
"For the sole true end of education is simply this: to teach men how to learn for themselves; and whatever instruction fails to do this is effort spent in vain."- Dorothy Sayers
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TizzyLizzy


- Joined on 07-09-2007
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Brandy, we bought two regular packs and I had to throw away the equivalent of one bag of the potatoes. They were full of smelly soft spots and white blotches of some sort. Other than that, I like the looks of it.
The seasoned chicken breasts look interesting. Hmmm, the turkey breast just in the crock-pot, you think? The p.b.bars I'll hold judgement on as I think I overbaked the last batch and they got hard. Guess I'll actually read the directions this time :-)
Something new, our site now has a large sign posted over a big bin - it's for anything you know you won't use out of your package and it will be given to someone in need or a local charity. I think that's a good idea...Liz
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Brandy


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I was not overly happy about the potatoes. But then, they don't look worse that what the local grocery stores offer here. I am not sure what to do with the turkey. It says something about pot roast on the label but I have never made roast with anything but beef before.The bars shouldn't have been hard. They are more like a cookie cake with extra toppings. I think the donation bin is a fantastic idea! It's impossible to create a package where everyone will want everything in it so I never expect to see that.
Your Dollar Stretching Assistant Community Moderator and Officially Recognized Stretchpert in Homeschooling
"For the sole true end of education is simply this: to teach men how to learn for themselves; and whatever instruction fails to do this is effort spent in vain."- Dorothy Sayers
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TizzyLizzy


- Joined on 07-09-2007
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All - I made the turkey roast today and have to say I was terrribly disappointed. It cooked in about 6 hours in the crock-pot, straight from the freezer, so that part was good. The bad, it's predominantly, if not all dark meat and is 'pressed' together. It's hard to slice, comes apart in chunks instead, and also has lots of gristle. A shame, as the flavor of it seems good. I've already set it aside to cool for the dog . Ugh! Hope someone else can give a better report. Frugally, I will have to start giving Angel Food more study when deciding whether or not to buy each month as the last few packages have not had as much stuff that we like as before and the meat's only been mediocre of late...Liz
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