If you are in the path of a hurricane, blizzard, angry thunder god chasing his brother the god of chaos, or supercell thunderstorm, do not buy milk unless it comes in a can or a box. It will go bad, and you will be very unhappy when you open the fridge once the power comes back on.
But, how else will I make Natural Disaster French Toast with the bread and eggs I fought valiantly to snatch out of the hands of lesser beings at Stop & Shop? The best part about Natural Disaster French Toast is that there’s generally no way to cook it.
This. So hard. It also applies to the Southeast and snow flurries and/or ice storms.
Gas stoves are still pretty common, right? I didn’t think they needed any electricity, though I guess *maybe* the...
And our Rhode Island tradition of immediately stocking up on milk and eggs from there :)
Points for shopping at Stop & Shop: One bazillion. I’m still not quite sure that I can ever get across the true joy...
we just went out to see if we could find boxed milk. also natural disaster french toast is the best french toast.
I admit it - I bought a 1/2 gallon of milk yesterday. But I am also planning on making my natural disaster french toast...
Well, here’s the thing. Frozen, FULLY COOKED, items are great for storms. When they thaw, you can eat them. While they...
THIIIIIIIIS. I’m always baffled by Natural Disaster French Toast. Speaking as someone who lived without a stove or...
We went through that with the Midwest ice storm in 2002.
At least with blizzards you get a nice refrigeration system right outside your door. This frankenstorm crap is annoying....
((reblogging from experience after Hurricanes Charley, Frances, and Jeanne plowed through my part of Florida back in...