Pluggers by Rick McKee for May 11, 2018

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 6 years ago

    But where does he keep his fish, elk, and venison?

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    tkcoker  over 6 years ago

    I kept saying we needed a freezer and my wife kept asking what would we put in it. I could never convince her to get one so I went and bought one anyway. A month later she had it full of vegetables. So much for her wondering what we would put in it.

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    Jan C  over 6 years ago

    No Costco or Sam’s Club for me. Schwans!

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    BlueNAL  over 6 years ago

    A hurricane (Frederick) cured me of wanting a chest freezer when the power was off for days and we had to load my dad’s freezer(s!) into trucks to take them miles away to where there was power.

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    IndyMan  over 6 years ago

    Does that mean that you can’t be classified as a ‘Plugger’ if you don’t have a basement or a chest type freezer ??? If so, I object !There shouldn’t be conditions to be a ‘Plugger’ other than age and life style ! ! ! ! ! !

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    contralto2b  over 6 years ago

    We live in a small apt., but got a 5 cubic foot freezer and squeezed it into the kitchen, next to our 35+ year old microwave (which is still working like a champ). Best use of space EVER! We are planning on putting in a walk-in freezer when we build our new home.

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    dogday Premium Member over 6 years ago

    My family has never been large. I came from a family of four and had only one child. So how I learned to cook as if I were feeding a battalion is beyond me. Now that it’s just us two, and my appetite is past middle-age, I’ve had to become really creative with left-over recipes.

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