Subj : soda pop                                                 [1]
To   : Dave Drum
From : Ruth Haffly
Date : Thu Sep 08 2022 12:35:55

Hi Dave,


RH> Clean up would entail removal of all waste--foam drink cup, burger
RH> boxes, and other such trash. Scrounging is digging thru all that mess
RH> to get to the recyclable bottle. (G)

DD> At the time I was doing this (in my youth) there were no styrofoam
DD> cups or burger boxes to be had. Anywhere. Also no aluminium cans.
DD> Bv)=

But there were paper cups and sandwich wrappers. Also, cigarette packs,
candy bar wrappers, etc.

DD> I like to think I'm relatively thrifty. I've never had enough ca$h-on-
DD> hand that I ever felt comfortable throwing away assets that could be
DD> turned into money thence into food/shelter.

RH> We try not to either. That's why places like ReStore or Goodwill get
RH> donations every so often.

DD> Ditto

DD>       Title: N.Y.T. Ropa Vieja
DD>  Categories: Beef, Vegetables, Fruits
DD>       Yield: 4 servings

RH> Looks good; I'll have to see how it compares to the recipies for
the RH> same in my Mexican cook books.

DD> Errrrrrrmmmmmm Ropa Vieja is a Cuban thing. Mexicans may have adopted
DD> it, though.

Yes, they have. Similar cultures in a lot of ways, even foods.


DD> This Cuban sandwich is my favourite Jimmy John's order:


DD>       Title: Cubano Sandwich
DD>  Categories: Breads, Cheese, Pork, Vegetables
DD>       Yield: 10 servings

Looks good--I've been to a JJ's once--out in LV, NV when our older
daughter was living there.

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Catch you later,
Ruth
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