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When I go into a supermarket just before a storm (usually to buy lettuce, or cauliflower, or something else from the produce department), I am always amazed at the number of people buying...you guessed it...bread, milk, and eggs.
The inescapable conclusion is that the approach of stormy weather makes people crave French Toast.
Yeah I don't get it either. If the power goes out, that milk's not gonna be your friend for long. Last night at Stop & Shop it was carnage, the person in front of me must have had 50 cans of tuna and chicken. I was content with my selection of hot dogs and frozen za...
I guess for many people bread and milk is a main part of their meals.
That's just odd. Bread and milk as a staple of meals? Yuck! To me it would make more sense to buy pasta rice,beans, and frozen veggies to add to other items.
I guess for many people bread and milk is a main part of their meals.
Yes, they are called people with children.
When you are afraid you can't get to the store, you don't say, "Oh my GOD, I might run out of FRUIT for the children!"
You need milk to drink and for cereal and you need bread for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Kids are not going to be impressed that you have enough beer or rice and beans in the house.
And it's WINTER. If your electricity goes out, you use the back porch for a fridge.
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