Food for thought
How many gadgets do you need in your life? Let me narrow that down. How many gadgets do you need in your kitchen? Let me narrow that down how many gadgets do you need in your refrigerator? Let’s try this one again. If you go out to buy eggs how many do you buy at a time? Unless you run a kitchen the odds that you will buy dozens and dozens at a time is probably very low. For some reason the industry has standardized on a dozen as a great number for the kitchen. Even though after one meal you’ve already reduced that amount to probably half. So let’s imagine you’re trying to store eggs in your refrigerator period. How many eggs do you want to keep around. Probably depends on your diet and your willingness to feed the fox is. Please don’t snicker there are people that feed foxes. And I imagine raccoons without knowing it. Assume that you have a dozen eggs and you buy a container to keep those eggs safe in your refrigerator. The next question is for how long. If you’re treating this smartly you probably never have a dozen eggs on hand for more than one day at a time the number goes down and down until you finally go to the store and buy more. I have never tried to keep hands because that strikes me as way too much work. Although the foxes might like the idea. But assuming you’re in your travel trailer and you have a dozen eggs. What is the first thing you should do? I suggest making an omelet. Reducing the number of eggs so that you can store the rest easily and minimize breakage. For those of you who are unfamiliar raw eggs are messy. And if you decide to hard boil them first then you start trying to decide how you tell which ones are uncooked. I know, there are tricks. I hope they’ve given you some food for thought. If you bring home a dozen eggs start by cooking some because it doesn’t is too many at a time. And what about those stores that will sell you eggs by the unit? That’s just another way of keeping their problem out of your home temporarily.
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