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that's one way to do it. lol
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Guys. Guuuys. Look what I finally got my hands on.
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Now all you need is some whipped cream or champagne or chocolate! :D
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ugh gross. i'm going my old route and pairing it with pretzels and hummus.
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Yeah my parents lived in the penthouse in their grad school days, and they kept the ice cream cold by sticking it on the balcony.
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That was possible? How would they not melt? Was it only during the colder days?
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Cold weather makes me sleepy...
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Yeah, Chicago in the winter.
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Well, there's an idea. "Freezer goes out? Live where there's snow? No problem, just toss your frozen foods outside!" XD
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I mean, it does work. It might even be /too/ cold for your usual fridge stuff.
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Sadly, if my freezer went out, I'd be out of luck. uwu Stupid California weather. </3
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Yeah you don't wanna leave milk or eggs in the snow over night. . . they don't taste right after de-thawing to say the least. . .
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We were fortunate that nothing in our fridge went bad the night our power went out. I didn't actually trust the milk though and made sure to pour what was left down the toilet.
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Why not down the sink?
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Because that way I avoid getting a sour milk smell from the pipes, at least pouring it down the toilet and flushing dilutes the milk and clears it from the plumbing.
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