Whats the strangest item in your refrigerator at this very moment?
I dare you to go rumage around in yours and then confess what the weirdest thing is that you find in there.
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If you're from Scandinavia, the fact that I have fermented cod liver oil, piima, fil mjolk and villi is probably not odd (the last three are kind of like yogurt that ferment on the counter top). Oh, and Havarti and about 4 other varieties of cheese, at least. May as well be in Gdansk or Helsinki.
If you're from South America, the Green packets of various sweet peppers might not be too odd, except that they include Turkish Saativi and Hungarian Paprika peppers.
It's probably odd that I have about 5 gallons of milk straight from the cow, until you consider I have both a cow and three kids (as well as various and sundry other kids that I seem to collect).
If you're from the Middle East, the pomegranate and pomegranate molasses won't phase you. Neither will the sheep's milk cheese or the kefir.
All the various mustards, herbs and wines (and the cheeses) would not make anyone from France bat an eyelash.
And the Kombucha would not phase a German, nor would 3 kinds of sausage (and the mustard or sauerkraut).
Perhaps the oddest thing about my fridge is what's *not* in it: eggs. I have 9 dozen in the house, but they're in styrofoam containers in a cool spot in the pantry. They're only lightly washed, because they do keep weeks at room temperature. People didn't start putting eggs in the fridge until they started getting eggs from the grocery instead of from their own hens or a neighbor's. Washing eggs removes the protective coating that seals the pores in the shells, keeping bacteria from entering (or chicks would never live), but unwashed eggs don't sell. So store-bought eggs must be refrigerated to be safe, while old-fashioned eggs don't need to be.
Now, had you asked me about my freezer, I'd say it would be a few years back, when my daughter was 3 and got gum on her fuzzy pajama shirt. My husband stuck the shirt in the freezer, but I didn't know he'd done it. So I opened the freezer for something, and out fell her rock-hard pajama top! Oh, and maybe TMI, but I also froze my last child's placenta because she was born in the winter at home, and I wanted to plant it under the rose bush she's named for.
I have never frozen a Pomeranian.
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See how cool that sounded?
Actually, I have a hard drive in the freezer in hopes that it will be possible to retrieve files off it before it completely dies.
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my brother hid them i such an idiotic place that I had to search the whole house b4 suspecting that odd area!
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Lately though, there isn't much strange. There is a spray bottle of home-made aloe vera lotion in there, because it doesn't have preservatives in it, plus it's excellent on sun burn that way. Since we have three feet of snow on the ground, that's kind of weird this time of year.
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Hi. Nothing weird there at all! have had most of that stuff in my fridge too! Except the pomegranate molasses, haven't used that, but I dry pomegranate seeds for tea) Goats milk cheese, wonderful! Sauerkraut, a definite staple for the winter!! I can see by your fridge, you are true Gourmets!!