I had to share this with you. I love to cook and this labor saver, which was saved from the recycle bin, is great. Especially when you make an angel food cake and have to separate approximately 13 eggs. The soft water bottles are filling up our dumps. Each one saved or repurposed is one less in the dump Take a peek at this:
How to separate the yoke from the white of an egg. http://www.youtube.com/embed/iAp8pEaWB1Y
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This week I stumbled on another use for the soft water bottles. Maybe someone else has announced it but I figured it out on my own. I use them with the close spout torn off. I put oils in them. They allow me to squirt just a tiny bit of oil in the pan, not drowning my food in oil. Saving me calories.
Have fun, discovering how you can rescue a water bottle.
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Worried the electricity may go off and you won't know it -- perhaps at a vacation home? Is that food you stored in the freezer still safe to eat, or has it re-frozen?
ReplyDeleteFill a plastic water bottle half-full. Place it on its side in the freezer. once it's frozen, put it upright. Now when you open your freezer you can tell at a glance: If the water in the bottle is frozen at the bottom, the freezer has thawed and the water has re-frozen. If the ice in the bottle is still in the long narrow shape, you're good to go!
excellent hint...I keep filled 1/2 gallon plastic jugs in the freezer so I have ice to go for the cooler...and when it melts we have drinking water at our destination.
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