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Default Looking for light weight, small size cylindrical or any othershape that is freezer safe to store concentrated stock (Chichen broth forexample)

On Mar 19, 7:48*pm, "Jinx Minx" > wrote:
> "Miche" > wrote in message
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> > Manda Ruby > wrote:

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> >> On Mar 19, 1:16 pm, Miche > wrote:
> >> > In article
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> >> > Manda Ruby > wrote:

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> >> > > On Mar 17, 8:49 pm, Miche > wrote:
> >> > > > In article
> >> > > > So much extra work that it's not worth it? Really? It's the work of
> >> > > > but a moment.

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> >> > > But, as a hypoglycemic, I already have a lot more work having to cook
> >> > > than eat out, cooking more variety, and eat more often (not when I
> >> > > want to but when I need to which can mean stop whatever I'd be doing
> >> > > and eat) while eating more often doesn't mean eating at home
> >> > > conveniently.

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> >> > > Beside, I am talking about making broth routinely and freezing and
> >> > > using them every week, not just when I feel like making soup. Plus,
> >> > > making other dishes so that I'd eat many different source of meat in
> >> > > one meal. And I only have time to do the cooking on one day of the
> >> > > weekends. Thank goodness that I have developed a habit not to do
> >> > > grocery shopping on weekends. Otherwise, I'd be too tired to do that
> >> > > much cooking/preparartion.

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> >> > If you're finding it so hard to eat well as a hypoglycaemic person that
> >> > you can't empty an ice cube tray into a bag, it might be time for you
> >> > to
> >> > see a dietician.

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> >> > Miche

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> >> Why do you people insist that I should l run my life the way you do?

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> > Um, I'm not.

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> >> Do you get up at 6 O'Clock to go to work?

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> > Actually, yes I do.

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> >> *Do you have the type of
> >> Rhinitis I have that trigger sinus headache from strong smell and
> >> heat, uncomfortableness *(or fever if mold are present) *from dust and
> >> what not and hence having to dust and vacuum constantly?

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> > I do have chronic sinus issues.

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> >> Do you have to drive across town to catch your microbiology class (1
> >> 1/2 hr for lecture and then 2 2/1 hr for lab) with two quizzes
> >> (lecture quiz and lab quiz) per day for two days a week?

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> > I have a 45 minute commute to work.

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> >> The last time I relied on some else for my health completely - not
> >> useful info for two year, until I oput 2 and 2 together, *I lost a
> >> good 7 years of my life. *It took 5 years since the day of *proper
> >> diagnosis to get a normal life back. *And I have two physicians in my
> >> immediate family and both are useless just like the rest of them.

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> > Which is no reason to go at me like you just did. *I'm sorry you've had
> > bad experiences with doctors. *I've had my share of them, too.

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> > However, it's false to imagine that all doctors are useless just because
> > some of them are. *Really. *Having a good doctor has made an amazing
> > difference to my life, in a positive direction.

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> > Miche

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> I've found that most people that complain about all doctors being useless
> are generally the ones with the problem, not the doctors themselves.
> Usually because they're hypochondriacs and can't get the diagnosis they
> "think" they have.
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So, you are one of those who think highly of doctors just because
they're doctors. End of story.


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