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Moving on Friday need help!!

Started by phantom_heart, April 29, 2009, 07:01:11 PM

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Hi all!!

Adrianna and I are moving from our in laws house out on our own once again. We are starting fresh. I need some help. Can anyone help me with a list of things i would need you know the esentials for grociery shopping for the first time.

Keep in mind i really can't cook all that well. I'm going to start trying recipies and stuff but i'm really really not good. I love baking though. I can do that without killing someone LOL.

Also if anyone is from Ontario Canada can you help us figure out how to get our hands on a blue box and a green bin? We are moving into a duplex its almost like our own home. I assume that whoever is living in the apartment now is taking their blue box. Someone told me i could get one for free if its a first time.

Also any advise on moving into a new city where we know no one would be great. I'm a bag of nerves.

Thanks!!! :D
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Miniar

Gratz!

Here's my tip:
Always make sure you have rice and pasta in the house, it's dry and stores for a long time and is sufficient to eat if you're low on other stuff.
Pick up salt, pepper, and a good season-all (like that McCormic one).
If you got a good freezer you should stock it up with frozen meat and veggies (throwing those in a frying pan and pasta on the boil takes No cooking "skill" at all), and if it's a good one, you can buy "large" peices of meat or packets of minced meat, and divide it into smaller plastic bags and put 'em in the freezer, usually comes out to much cheaper per dinner.

Bread, Milk, Cheese, Butter (spread for the bread), cooking oil (suggest rapeseed oil for cooking with, olive oil for using fresh), eggs..
and some jam or something like that, in case you feel like having something sweet

(I would suggest coffee, but you silly canadians don't have that at home *pout*)



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