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efox02
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HEEEELLP!!!!
I have a HUGE problem! We just had a huge superbowl party yesterday and we have A LOT of food left over... chips, chili, guacamole, onion dip, buffalo wings, blue cheese dressing and sweets....while last night i indulged a little i dont know what to do with the leftovers! my roommates insisted on making everything full fat so the boys would like it but now the boys are gone and its just us girls. I have been eating so well and none of these foods... as they are... are on my diet plan but i hate hate hate throwing out food... esp if it is still good! any recommendations? anybody know what can be frozen and maybe saved for another party? i know the food wont be eaten and i dont want it to get thrown out... please any suggestions???
thank you!!!!
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1. THROWING AWAY IS NOT AN OPTION. I JUST CAN'T DO IT. NOT AN OPTION
2. SHELTERS/SOUP KITCHENS DO NOT ACCEPT HOMEMADE FOOD - ONLY CANNED/SEALED/UNOPENED ETC FOOD. SO THIS ISN'T AN OPTION EITHER... granted i live in NYC and could find a homeless person to just give it to...seems a little weird to me....
I have a HUGE problem! We just had a huge superbowl party yesterday and we have A LOT of food left over... chips, chili, guacamole, onion dip, buffalo wings, blue cheese dressing and sweets....while last night i indulged a little i dont know what to do with the leftovers! my roommates insisted on making everything full fat so the boys would like it but now the boys are gone and its just us girls. I have been eating so well and none of these foods... as they are... are on my diet plan but i hate hate hate throwing out food... esp if it is still good! any recommendations? anybody know what can be frozen and maybe saved for another party? i know the food wont be eaten and i dont want it to get thrown out... please any suggestions???
thank you!!!!
EDIT:
1. THROWING AWAY IS NOT AN OPTION. I JUST CAN'T DO IT. NOT AN OPTION
2. SHELTERS/SOUP KITCHENS DO NOT ACCEPT HOMEMADE FOOD - ONLY CANNED/SEALED/UNOPENED ETC FOOD. SO THIS ISN'T AN OPTION EITHER... granted i live in NYC and could find a homeless person to just give it to...seems a little weird to me....
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Take it to work and share it with your co-workers!0
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You could have sent it home with these boys. Do they live nearby so they could come and get those bad things out of your house?0
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donate to local charity that feeds homeless/hungry.0
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Obviously, you need to have another party!!!!!
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hmm ask them to come back and get the food?
lol id toss bc i have to overcome the whole "dont throw out" thing, if i dont want it, it better go bc i dont wanna see it!0 -
I had the same problem with my queso dip from yesterday. I ended up leaving it at my aunts house because I knew I would eat it all. I was pretty proud of myself!
I agree...take it to work or school and let others finish it off!0 -
Freeze what you can (like the chilli and any other sweets.) If you have unopened packages of chips, etc. you can return them to the store. Otherwise I would toss it all!!0
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GET IT OUT OF THE HOUSE STAT! Are there any starving animals in the neighborhood? :laugh:0
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I like the freezing suggestion. I really think most anything can be frozen and kept for a matter of months (I haven't specifically tried freezing those things, but I don't see why it wouldn't work). The other suggestions are good too.0
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Tell those ladies they need to learn to be sneaky!
I have been using all low-fat cheese, low fat sour cream, and 2% milk products in recipes. (I have other sneaks, but can't think of them...) My husband is eating those products just fine and he is
none the wiser...:) As for your dilemma, I can only think that unless you want to eat it...toss itI know its a waste but I guess its
either have another party (for fun! a game night, movie night, etc.) Its either eat it or that...hope someone else is more helpful!0 -
Take it to work and sabotage your co-workers!
There. Fixed it for you.0 -
Take it to work and share it with your co-workers!
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This!
Chili does freeze very well, so that's one for you. I think wings probably would, too. Your coworkers will eat all your sweets and dips might be a loss.
One quick tip for your roomies: The Boys don't know the difference between low-fat and full-fat unless you tell 'em. Trust me. Good night, I once fed an absolute carnivore tofu without him realizing it! He actually thought it was chicken. And he HATES tofu (or so he thinks).
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Generally I keep some Gladware or other cheap food storage around so that when I make "special" food for guests I can send them home with leftovers.
So I agree with the previous poster - take it to work, have people over again, share with a neighbor, something.0 -
THROW IT OUT!0
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Take it to work and sabotage your co-workers!
There. Fixed it for you.
Ain't nobody gonna make you eat it if they bring it to work, honey. Just leave it for the others. I do.0 -
Whenever I make food for a social occasion where we have people over that I dont want to keep in the house after they are gone I make sure I send all the leftovers home with our guests. They are always happy to take food home, and I dont end up throwing food out. If nothing else I just call one of our kids (24 yr olds) and they are always happy to come pick it up-lol!0
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some great ideas, but remember this: It is better to throw out food than to eat it just to keep from "wasting" it. If its food you don't need and are over-eating on then it really is already wasted anyway.
Remember better to go to waste than to waist.
with that said I am sure you can find someone to give it to.0 -
Give it away, there were good suggestions about homeless/charity, or coworkers! Maybe even the boys lol0
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Take it to work - they'll eat anything!0
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Obviously, you need to have another party!!!!!
Call me.
There's a good answer!0
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