I often buy any brand on sale. There is one brand I really like under Nature's Promise, but I can't always get that. So the lowest price sauce wins!Growing up I didn't know anybody who bought Ragu, except one of my moms and she could make it even worse, we buy the only peanuts peanut butter, can't remember the last time I bought a frozen meal
I'm making stuffed peppers either Saturday or Sunday night. I'll let you know how they turn out. (I'm sure they will be exquisite. )@MinnieM123 how did peppers turn out??
I'm sure they will beI'm sure they will be exquisite
How are the little tykes dealing with the heat? (I assume your daughter and hubs probably keep them inside during the day.) It would be interesting, if when they grow up, they had developed a tolerance for high temperatures, versus people who never grew up in that climate.35 consecutive days of 100+ degree heat, and the next 7 days are predicted to be same, so I’ll stop now ‘til the record-smashing total is reached…!!!!!
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Ragu Chunky, Tomato, Garlic Sauce and Onion.I often buy any brand on sale. There is one brand I really like under Nature's Promise, but I can't always get that. So the lowest price sauce wins!
Is the garlic taste strong in that one?Ragu Chunky, garlic sauce and Onion.
With the exception of one glorious year in sunny So. East Asia, I spent the other 62 years in the northern climate. I will admit that when I first moved to NC in 2011 it was extremely hot and humid that summer and I practically melted. I had the temperature so low in my apartment that I couldn't see out my windows because of all the condensation on the outside. That said, it took about three years to actually adapt to the heat and now I still don't enjoy the extreme but I can still tolerate it a lot more then I would be able to deal with anymore winters up north.How are the little tykes dealing with the heat? (I assume your daughter and hubs probably keep them inside during the day.) It would be interesting, if when they grow up, they had developed a tolerance for high temperatures, versus people who never grew up in that climate.
Not that I notice it is just a part of the seasoning, not overwhelming at all.Is the garlic taste strong in that one?
Even I can make stuffed peppers. You’ll do fine!I'm making stuffed peppers either Saturday or Sunday night. I'll let you know how they turn out. (I'm sure they will be exquisite. )
How are the little tykes dealing with the heat? (I assume your daughter and hubs probably keep them inside during the day.) It would be interesting, if when they grow up, they had developed a tolerance for high temperatures, versus people who never grew up in that climate.
Speaking from experience, it’s hard to jog in flip flops anyway.They’re acclimated ‘cause they were born here, as attested by the last two Friday pics I’ve posted from a local creek visit.
But, yes, none of us are out “jogging” in 107 degree heat…we’re not totally crazy…!!!!!
I may have had a drink or 15 before the cheesecake because I don’t remember posting this.I am eating bananas foster cheesecake right now in my hotel room. You may kill me immediately afterwards.
Not all of us take photos. I don't take photos on trips. I don't take pictures of food I will eat either. I will be going to Florida next month including going to Shula's Streak House.And no photos? HERESY!!
Safe travels and good luck up there!tomorrow.. to dissasemble my PC, going to Canada in Tuesday
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