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You know, I think I need to go look at the jar again, maybe it was only 15.5 oz. I assumed it was the 24 oz. size because I thought there were only that size and the 32 oz.. Although it's not important, I just thought I should clarify. i just looked, it IS the 24 oz. size.

Yeah, I bought one jar. The checker, however, maintained that those who buy it swear by it. it was $8.99 per 24 oz. jar. I hope it's worth it.

After looking for it for a very long time I finally found Rao's pasta sauce in one of the grocers in town! I've read so much about it but was never able to find a source anywhere nearby; it's good to have found a source.

I only tried it once and had no success. I did it only out of curiosity because I already have a Bread Proofer and it works perfectly.

Years ago I bought lovely electric tea kettle, it's stored in the pantry...I don't drink tea either. I don't know why I bought it. Maybe because it was so pretty?

IIRC, for toast the rack goes in the middle position looking something like this: --___--

Can you tell us what it is that you don't like?

Thanks for mentioning this, I just found it on their website and ordered my replacement.

Someone here reported that they had stacked the two ovens successfully.

I agreed with this until my crumb tray became scorched and mottled in places. I did as someone suggested here and covered it with foil. However, my toast is still rather uneven on the bottom. I'm thinking of trying to get a new crumb tray from them. Has no one else had a problem with a blemished crumb tray? Surely I can't be the only one. But let me clarify, the toast is the CSO is still WAY better than it was in my BSO where it always tasted as if it were baked.

Anna, I don't know what your kitchen looks like but I ended up putting mine in a corner (with cabinets above) and I pull it forward when I use the steam function (only occasionally). It's the same site I used for my BSO that is now residing on a shelf in the garage.

KFC now has spicy chicken and Carla Hall has her own brand of Nashville hot chicken. I haven't tried either although I do tend to like things spicy. I just may pick up some KFC spicy next time I'm in town.

Anyone from 50 years ago who looked at these photos here would think that you people eat like Kings!

Is there a source for these? I have purchased some chicken empanadas in the past and I'm wondering if there are any in the grocery stores, maybe frozen?

I've gotten lazier over the years and not as picky as I used to be. Now I clean as I go UNTIL dinner's over and I frequently leave the dirty dishes/pots until morning.

I like to drink a lot of iced tea in hot weather and since it's just for me I use the Luzianne K-cups Just a tiny amount of sugar and lots of ice and I'm all set in just a few minutes.

You may want to hold onto that small freezer and add it with the new, it's scary how fast they fill up.

This is one I can live without.

Was it too icky to give to your dogs?

For the past couple years I've been using the big (2-inch square) ice cubes made in a silicone tray. Nice because they don't dilute my drink as fast and they last longer. Ice cube trays

I keep my brown sugar(s) in a plastic Lock n Lock container which doesn't seem to be air right. seems like every time I open it (which isn't often) my sugar has dried out quite a bit. Then I re-soak my sugar bear and seal it in again. But I'm really glad to read about the plastic bag/water trick because its only a matter of time until I'll need it.

Funny the use of the word 'neat' to describe a drink. I've always wondered how that came about.

The small town next to me has a McD's and I sometimes stop there after my hair appointments. I always order the chicken sandwich (with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayo) and a small bag o' fries. It's actually very good.

Nooooooooooooooooooo But I already own it.