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When I go out in my RV I usually go for a long period of time. I cook up meals at home and put them in Healthy Choice empty containers and seal them with my seal-a-meal and then when I am out in the RV I can just pop them in the microwave and I have a nice meal -- meat, vegatables and potatoes etc.
RVGranny, South Carolina
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Homemade baby food for infants or toddlers: After making a Big pot of home made soup.. blend it in a food processor and freeze in ice cube trays. They make the perfect serving size for babies and you can use as many as you need without defrosting it all. After they are frozen you can place them in a container and start all over again till your container is full! There you have your veggies and protein all in one and ready to go.
Sabrina, Edmonton, Alberta
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Need an extra cooler for beer and soda pop? Fill the washing machine with ice.
Ohb0b, Seattle
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TO KEEP A LARGE BOX OF SALTEENS OR OTHER CRACKERS FRESH,(ESPECIALLY IF YOU LIVE ALONE) PLACE THE BOX IN FREEZER AND TAKE OUT AS MUCH AS YOU NEED. NO NEED TO DEFROST.
SUE, CHARLOTTE, NC
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Macaroni and Potato Cakes - Take leftover Mashed Potatos and left over baked or boxed macaroni and cheese, mix together to make patties, and bread with egg and bread crumbs like a chicken cutlet. Fry in pan until golden brown. This makes a very tasty side dish, sort of like a fritter.
Michele, Philadelphia, PA
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For grilled cheese lovers -- Instead of butter on the bread use a ittle mayo. Mayo has a higher burn resistance. Delicious!
Bobbi, Summerville, SC
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Make your own homemade TV dinners for the freezer using leftovers from dinner - the 3 section reusable plastic containers work well. A protein, vegetable & starch complete a healthy meal. If all 3 sections aren't full, wait for leftovers from another meal to complete the frozen dinner container. To create a delicious "new" dinner, pop frozen sections out onto a dinner plate and reheat in the microwave. NEVER reheat in plastic containers.
Lori Thibideau, Wellness Consultant Rotonda West, FL
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Before starting a baking project, lay yesterdays old newspaper on counter-when done baking roll paper up an throw away-presto clean counters.
karen from Wi
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If you use disposable scouring pads cut them in half first. This way you get double the amount of pads, you can throw them away after each use, no more rust and you sharpen your scissors at the same time.
Christina, Regina, Saskatchewan Canada
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Add regular table salt to dish water to clean really greasey or oily dishes. Works every time.
Christie, Shevlin,MN
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