Wasting Food

• sleeper

  

  Steel Valley Football;1287122 wrote:Thats why I asked if OTHER people do. It was implied that I don't either. If you ever have kids it's almost unavoidable. Or, maybe, if you ever find a woman willing to marry you and she does.

  I'll get married when pigs fly.
• FatHobbit

  

  raiderbuck;1287133 wrote:My girlfriend never finishes her leftovers from restaurants. She always stores them in my fridge (she's got her own place). So I usually eat them the next day. She can't get mad because to this day she's never eaten her leftovers. She'll throw them away.

  Free meal :thumbup:
• Steel Valley Football

  sleeper;1287134 wrote:I'll get married when pigs fly.

  
  With duct tape and drunk would be your only hope, even then.
• queencitybuckeye

  vball10set;1287120 wrote:It's always been an enigma to me when I hear people say they don't like leftovers...why not? If eaten within a reasonable amount of time (two days max), then it's not a quality of food issue, so what is it? Just curious.

  No idea. We nearly always cook in quantities that insures leftovers. Do I notice a difference in quality on the 2nd day? Not much if at all. As mentioned, some things are actually better reheated. As SVF noted, how one reheats them also can make a huge difference.
• Sonofanump

  I Wear Pants;1287132 wrote:The skillet method?

  
• I Wear Pants

  Sonofanump;1287316 wrote:

  Funny, but I was being serious:
  [video=youtube;XWIJNaA-JNA][/video]
• Steel Valley Football

  ^^^^
  
  Even better than that is in the oven after being sprayed with water.
• friendfromlowry

  Gblock;1286935 wrote:does ketchup go bad if left out overnight??

  GoChiefs;1286940 wrote:No.

  http://www.heinzketchup.com/faq.aspx