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  1. 06-06-2004, 04:12 PM #1
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    Default I cleaned out my freezer today!

    The one in the basement. I knew there was a lot of stuff in there! Look what I found!

    41 packs of ground beef
    2 beef roasts
    1 pack cube steaks
    4 packs round steak
    1 Ribeye
    1 mystery beef item

    10 pork roasts
    6 packs of ground pork
    3 ring bologna
    15 packs of bacon
    8 packs of sausage
    9 packs of pork chops
    1 small ham roast
    4 ham steaks
    2 packs sliced ham
    1 mystery ham chunk
    3 ham hocks
    1 german sausage

    1/2 a turkey
    4 packs of turkey breasts
    1 pack of 2 turkey legs
    1 pack labeled "turkey"
    4 whole chickens
    2 packs of chicken thighs
    1 pack of chicken hindquarters
    2 packs of chicken breasts

    6 packs of hot dogs
    3 packs of Bratwurst



    I got it all sorted and labeled and listed and such. This is a chest freezer with no shelves or anything, so I packed it all in sturdy milk crates. Whew! Now I know how to plan my menus!
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  2. 06-16-2004, 08:31 PM #2
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    Oh Wow! You are so blessed to have all that meat! I'm so glad that you got that job done cause now it will be so easy to plan your meals and shop.

    Congrats.
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  3. 06-16-2004, 08:43 PM #3
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    WOW! You had alot hidden away! You have lots of meals to use up!
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  4. 06-16-2004, 09:11 PM #4
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    Karen~You won't have to buy meat for ages!!!! Great job on cleaning things out and sorting!
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  5. 06-16-2004, 10:29 PM #5
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    Oh I am so jeleous of that stash! WTG though on getting all that work done!
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  6. 06-17-2004, 12:54 AM #6
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    That will keep you going for ages Karen! 41 packs of ground beef!!!
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  7. 06-17-2004, 01:29 AM #7
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    WTG, KAREN!!! I am impressed and jealous of that stash!! I wish i had a quarter of it since this is my hubbies slow time at work and i didnt do that well stockpiling. I've still got much to learn from you all.. Can i come over for dinner?
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  8. 06-17-2004, 11:39 AM #8
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    Good job !!!!

    GREAT stash!!!!!!!

    Way to go KAREN!!!!!
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    That's a meat market. lol Good for you having so much in your freezer. It's awesome!
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    I don't think our local Food World has that much meat!!!

    So,When ya cooking for the village?!!!
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    I thought this thread got lost! It feels really good to know what's in there and to be able to find it! We have 8 lbs of ground venison in the freezer outside, plus there's a freezer in the garage I haven't been through yet. (it's always covered in tools) I have (8) Wine Tags for $1 off fresh meat, chicken or seafood that expire this month. What to get? How about some frsh jumbo shrimp to wrap in bacon and cook on the grill! Compulsive stockpiling has hidden benefits!
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    Wow!! That is really terrific!!!!
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    Sounds delish. Makes my freezer seem skimpy in comparison. LOL.
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