I can’t believe I forgot to mention this! As I said in my previous post, my parents came to visit us on Saturday. When they arrived, they brought in (with our help) bag after bag of groceries. After saying hello, I began unpacking bags. They filled our pantry to the brim:
And not only the pantry, my father bought us a large assortment of fruits and vegetables:
I’m not 100% on how to cook cabbage and we are going to be visiting Ry’s parents at the end of the week. My plan is to eat fresh veggies and fruit with every meal! For breakfast we had a side of cherries and lunch a side of raspberries and baby carrots with fresh lettuce on our sandwiches.
Tonight, I have leftovers planned with a fruit filled dessert.
We are truly blessed! The car repairs while reduced, were more than we had saved. That cuts into food money for us parents! Luckily, this happened the same week! Like I said, truly blessed!
(And that voice of the past is being pushed down by the present, I assure you!)
FOOD!
Moreover; American food! I must know what this Linty Moon stuff is.
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Oh wait. Linty Moore?
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Lol it’s Dinty Moore and its beef stew! It’s terribly bad for you (lots of sodium) but oh so tasty! A lot if the food pictured is what poorer families purchase cause we can afford a lot. It is though filled with preservatives, dyes, lots of sodium, sugars, and of course fat! But as I said it is very tasty, so we have to eat carefully!
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DINTY?! Oh wow I misread that one!
Scummy food – ah I remember when I kept eating these packet noodles. I can understand the need to eat carefully round certain foods!
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Indeed! The way to make scummy food better- add lots of veggies and drink lots of water! It helps 🙂 and it stretches the meal for more people! I can take one box of chili for two and stretch it for 6 with tomatoes, beans, corn etc.! I know how to live with this stuff, I tell you ;)!
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It’s creative eating and if it works, HECK YEAH!
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Exactly 😀
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Sorry, I am dying laughing over Linty Moore!
Yes, they are terribly full of sodium and such, but SO GOOD! 😀
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Lol she’s from across the Pond and a dear wonderfully smart girl! I guess the trashy American food hasn’t made it across yet (probably a good thing!)!
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Food is always such a blessing! You don’t realize it until you’re struggling to buy it.
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Truer words my friend, truer words!
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Yes 🙂 Truer then true!
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What a lovely present to get!
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Yes! It truly was!
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What a blessing! I can only imagine how thrilled you are. xxx
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Very much so! It’s a relief to only have to buy little things like milk and bread for the month!
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