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Fulkth 04-06-2016 04:32 PM

Money Issues
 
Let me tell you guys a story:

My husband and I live with a roommate. Well, the roommate moved out and took all his cooking supplies with him. So now we have no cooking supplies, no metal silverware, no knives. All we have is a couple of cake pans, cookie sheets, one frying pan and a wooden spoon All of our cooking supplies are packed away in storage in another state.

This is a very big problem for me since I cook everyday. Sure, I can deal with not cooking for a few days, but not for 2-3 months until we get around to going back home!

Should I make do with what we have for now or should I go out and buy a few necessary supplies even though we already have
them in storage?

Glitch 04-06-2016 04:54 PM

The dollar store is an amazing place to get kitchen utensils :3

You should probably get the necessities until you can access your storage!

littl3chocobo 04-06-2016 06:14 PM

swing by poundland? they ate up everyone else but it's hard to beat the price XD

Saiyouri 04-13-2016 10:32 PM

I have used things from the dollar store. From knives to regular cooking things. For a cheap thing to bake food in, their metal tins for the ovens do work great. The knives for cutting and chopping aren't that bad, the can opener does work for a few months at least. It worked for me about 5 or so months before it started to go bad.

Poggio 04-14-2016 10:42 PM

In the long run until you can properly invest in stuff. Yeah go to the Dollar store. I always find it easier to cook at home then constantly eating out. It also sounds like something you enjoy doing.

RedRum 04-21-2016 10:14 PM

Agreed, Dollar Store items while crap would be sufficient temporary substitutes for necessities that are stored away.

ZenKitty 04-23-2016 12:07 AM

The other thing you can do is go to garage sales. Also check out Freecycle.org. There might be people giving away kitchen items just to get the out of their house.

Godfather 04-24-2016 01:47 AM

If it's going to be that long I'd suggest getting something cheap to last you until you can get your stuff. A few cheap cooking utensils will probably be cheaper than eating out and not cooking in the long run. If they survive until you get your good stuff out of storage, could be you keep them as backups.

ZenKitty 04-24-2016 12:42 PM

Just wondering what you decided to do, Fulkth or if you've found anything.

Fulkth 04-24-2016 02:51 PM

Thanks for all the tips you guys!

We don't have a dollar store near us so we ended up going to the next best thing. Walmart. Got some scary looking pot and pan set for $20. But it gets the job done and that's all that matters.

ZenKitty 04-24-2016 03:24 PM

Yay. I'm glad you've got something to cook with now, Fulkth.

Witchchylde 04-24-2016 05:11 PM

What exactly is so scary about it though?

Yokuutsu 04-24-2016 11:04 PM

There's no dollar tree near you? No dollar general or family dollar? D: I love those places.

Poggio 04-25-2016 02:18 AM

Lol Was it one of the clearance out Paula Dean sets? It probably has the ghost of a southern belle in it to make it scary.

Fulkth 04-25-2016 03:37 PM

No, it's way worse.

Here take a look for yourself. Oh the pots and pans that we got are made out of aluminum. That explains a lot... they're really light. And give the vibe of really cheaply made. XD;; I am used to working with real pots and pans. Not cheapos.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/23080027?w...330432&veh=sem

Yokuutsu 04-25-2016 05:35 PM

That's the type of stuff we work with here. The stuff is so expensive and we can't afford that stuff D:


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