This small-town girl needs a deep freeze
Like my grandmas', to store up:
bags of potato chips that were a steal at the grocery
popcorn that I couldn't finish
flour that I haven't opened
lard that I put in pie crust dough each week
lard that I put in pie crust dough each week
nuts-and-bolts that I offer on-the-ready to hungry guests
homemade cinnamon rolls that I defrost for Sunday mornings
and gooey louie sandwiches that I pop out for family meals
Like my parents', to store up:
bags of fresh corn that I 'put up' in July
homemade strawberry jam that I made for buttery toast
packages of ham loaf that I bake and slather in sweet sauce
a half-cow...all the cuts of beef that I want without going to the store
quarts of homemade applesauce that I partially thaw for dinner
pudding pops in Tupperware molds that I love on hot days
air-tight containers of cookies, bars, and cupcakes that I share in a snap
Will I get one someday?
Maybe.
And, then it's a freezer full of memories for me...
Write on,
b
Love how you put all of your memories together...all I need is a cellar, but we don't use those some much down here.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Question...Can you really put potato chips in a freezer?
ReplyDeleteYes; I think you really can. In fact, I've probably had them before and didn't even know it. Cake mixes freeze well too :). The options are limitless!
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Add that to the new house list? Room for a deep freeze!
ReplyDeleteYou got it, Christy! Now we're up to a four-car garage on the wish list...
DeleteBTW: The song I mentioned on your blog when I commented last week; I totally goofed on the artist. "Bohemia" by MAE MOORE, not Mae West. Not sure what I was thinking (OK, I wasn't.).
b
First, good luck on the house hunt. We will be looking soon, but for a smaller home instead of a bigger. It sounds fun so far! Second, we have a small upright freezer & love it. Maybe that's too much information, but we really use it a lot, as your list showed. But to make it into a poem of memories is so creative. It's another kind of food memory, isn't it?
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