"Doris Night" > wrote in message
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> On Fri, 2 Feb 2018 14:40:39 -0800, "Julie Bove"
> > wrote:
>
>>
>>"jmcquown" > wrote in message
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>>> On 2/2/2018 9:20 AM, Gary wrote:
>>>> I wonder if the dog or her cats would drink it? Cindy had the
>>>> best idea - just pour it down the drain. lol
>>>
>>> Oddly enough, some cats are lactose intolerant when it comes to bovine
>>> (NOT a comment on Julie's last name!!) dairy products. Milk or cream
>>> from
>>> cows.
>>>
>>> Whether or not she would drink it doesn't matter. She cooks for the
>>> gardener's dog. Just put down a little drizzle of it in a bowl and see
>>> if
>>> the dog will drink it. If not, no big loss.
>>>
>>> Of course there will be some reason the dog won't or can't. Everyone in
>>> her orbit (including the dog) has extra picky eating requirements.
>>>
>>> How about just don't buy more half & half than you need for a recipe?
>>
>>I needed it for two recipes, one of which I was making several batches of.
>>And it was far cheaper to buy the larger container. I was also in a super
>>hurry by the time I bought it due to bad traffic. I got some Woo Hoo
>>chicken
>>yesterday and found a chicken recipe that uses it so I will make that.
>
> Sorry, I just have to ask. WTF is "Woo Hoo chicken?"
>
> I'm pretty sure you can't buy that in Canada.

Some here would call it "used meat". It's a sticker that they use at the
Fred Meyer stores when something is reduced in price to get rid of it
quickly. The meat usually needs to get used right away but not always. I
once bought some cheap sausages that were not even close to expiring. The
problem? Everyone who tried them said they were awful.