Do you forget the frig or freezer

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You always hear about the horror stories of what people find left in
their fridge. I am up on my fridge,but I have a tendency to forget
what is in the freezer. What do you forget? What is the most
interesting thing you found in either place. I found some "pigs in a
blanket" that must have been made during the New Deal.

I always seem to find something. Last night it was a few slices of moldy
bologna.

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Quoted message said:

You always hear about the horror stories of what people find left in
their fridge. I am up on my fridge,but I have a tendency to forget
what is in the freezer. What do you forget? What is the most
interesting thing you found in either place. I found some "pigs in a
blanket" that must have been made during the New Deal.

I found some antique generic minutes steaks in my freezer last
week. I have no idea who bought them or when, but they've been
there a while. At least they were still frozen and not stinky.

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I always seem to find something. Last night it was a few slices of moldy
bologna.

I tend to find bags of brown vegetable water in the back of
my fridge. I'm sure it was a head of lettuce or something at
one time, but it's hard to tell. Even with see-through glass
shelves, I miss stuff that hides behind the milk...

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Jani in WA

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One time on Usenet said:

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Quoted message said:

You always hear about the horror stories of what people find left in
their fridge. I am up on my fridge,but I have a tendency to forget
what is in the freezer. What do you forget? What is the most
interesting thing you found in either place. I found some "pigs in a
blanket" that must have been made during the New Deal.

I found some antique generic minutes steaks in my freezer last
week. I have no idea who bought them or when, but they've been
there a while. At least they were still frozen and not stinky.

Quoted message said:

I always seem to find something. Last night it was a few slices of moldy
bologna.

I tend to find bags of brown vegetable water in the back of
my fridge. I'm sure it was a head of lettuce or something at
one time, but it's hard to tell. Even with see-through glass
shelves, I miss stuff that hides behind the milk...

--
Jani in WA

I had a friend who called this stuff "kitchen uglies."

The ones I hate are in the frig at work.

Susan B.