[June]

Did you know..

If you flip a toaster on its side you can make grilled cheese.

[June]

Did you know...

Marshmallows cure a sore throat.

[Dean]

Originally Posted by June

Did you know...

Marshmallows cure a sore throat.

Thanks, Junie.

[Greggie]

This info is helpful June. Thanks.

[marydaly]

Originally Posted by June

Did you know..

If you flip a toaster on its' side you can make grilled cheese.

June, I think you are putting me on today. Grilled cheese in a toaster? Seems messy to me...

[irene soggia]

June, interesting !! I think I will come often in this thread!

[June]

Mary, you can do this...Place your toaster on its' side, insert bread with cheese on top of slice. turn toaster on....that's it ! Try it !

[irene soggia]

Mary, you make know how it went !!

[BrianFStevenson]

Darn, made a mess with the toaster. Next time, I'll remember to put the cheese slice on the top.

[marydaly]

Originally Posted by June

Mary, you can do this...Place your toaster on its' side, insert bread with cheese on top of slice. turn toaster on....that's it ! Try it !

I was wrong! It does work. Got just a little cheese on the inside of the toaster as I was sliding it out, but it did toast nicely. Sorry to doubt, just seemed too good to be true .

[June]

Cut the cheese smaller then bread size, the cheese will melt but not melt in the inside of toaster and become a messy bothersome..

[June]

I have a picture that shows exactly how to lay the bread and cheese in the toaster. It will not upload for me.. I did try...

[Tina...]

I'm going to give it a go tomorrow , grilling cheese in the toaster , it wouldn't even cross my mind to do this. Who'd have thunk it .

Did you know it's (almost ) impossible to lick your elbow.. Try it

[johnofphilly]

June, that's just great. It never occurred to me. Such a convenient quick hunger fix.

[June]

Did you know?

That if you place ground meat in a ziplock bag and press the meat flat out corner to corner then with the back of a wooden spoon press and divide into square sections. Then freeze. You can break off each meat section and use what you need. Easier then individually making patties too.

[irene soggia]

June, I do so! I confirm that it is a great way to have meatballs ready for any emergency!

[Tina...]

The meatballs may get squashed and make a bit of a mess though.

I haven't tried it yet, too hot here for toast,so I had tuna and mayo sarnie for lunch.

[June]

Tina, do not season the ground meat. Place the freshly ground meat into a ziploc plastic bag. Press ground meat into four corners flat. Make separation with the back of a wooden spoon. Like tic tac toe squares..Then freeze. You can then break off as much ground meat you need..

[johnofphilly]

June, an associate sent me these in the e-mail.

The elevator one may be useful for Rick.

[June]

PhillyJohn, good ones !!