Not to mention using Dymo Labels on all the tupperware, now that is for a new conversation altogether ....btw thanks for the tip on the Gmail invite, j.
This picture reminds me of some smooth-cornered version of Cubism and several different psychological disorders all at once. You are a complicated woman, Legal.
I hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas.
Actually, Tupperware makes labels to go on the containers. They sell sheets printed with the most common contents, so you'll notice I have labels on the ones containing flour and sugar, but not the one containing Cream of Wheat.
When you like to cook and bake, and keep a lot of dry ingredients on hand, it's a shame to throw the ingredients out every time you move. For us, that's every 2-3 years, with another move coming up this summer. Tupperware is the only storage container the movers will pack with no questions asked. So, it's not so much a mental disorder (thanks for that suggestion btw, MLP) as it is a necessity.
Maybe this is a dumb question, but what do you do with the instructions if you pour everything into a tupperware box? (Obviously, I'm so out of whack that I wouldn't know how much Cream of Wheat to use per serving.)
j.
I hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas.
When you like to cook and bake, and keep a lot of dry ingredients on hand, it's a shame to throw the ingredients out every time you move. For us, that's every 2-3 years, with another move coming up this summer. Tupperware is the only storage container the movers will pack with no questions asked. So, it's not so much a mental disorder (thanks for that suggestion btw, MLP) as it is a necessity.
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