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Old 09-01-2017, 09:41 AM   #87
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Originally Posted by Cinisajoy View Post
Most recipes are for 4 or more.
Most food items are cheaper by the pound in bigger quantities.
Ziploc bags and a chest freezer are my best friends.
I did that for quite a few years. I would make a meatloaf and have left overs for most of the week. Now, when I try it, I find myself throwing out most of it at the end of the week. I work within easy walking distance to a number of non fast food restaurants, so it's just more convenient to make lunch my main meal and enjoy a variety of foods as well as getting out of the office.

My problem is keeping fresh produce. I do buy dried foods, such as mushrooms, peppers and onions. Certainly not as tasty as fresh, but it can work in a pasta or rice dish, if I don't have anything fresh on hand.
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