a far cry from your original picture when i thought they were lysol disinfecting wipes.
- kicksave856

Judy permalink
August 16, 2015 9:59 am

I’m a pineapple-mango addict, myself.. Since in my town they’re only $1.78, I buy them in mass quantities. I also buy the mini vans of Dole pineapple juice in the six-packs, because that’s almost the perfect size to pour through.

First thing I do is pop it open, break up whatever’s in there with a big butter knife, then pour the pineapple juice mini in–and believe it or not–add a good splash of fat free milk. Mine comes to just above the window.

Shake vigorously for about 45 seconds an wowza–that’s my treat for the evening. I’m going to make my own at home, though. Not so much to “save” or “be more thrifty/healthy,” but because whenever I go to WM to get them, they e sold out of my fave flavor. After trying the pineapple mango, the berry ones hold no appeal for me, plus they’re full of tiny seeds at the bottom & this makes me crazy.

Other bloggers have suggested going the ice cube route, but the shakeability of an ice cube is not likely, because of the size of a whole cube. What’s actually in the container from Dole are approx 2cm pieces of frozen puréed fruit (much like dippin dots ice cream).

So what I’ll be doing when I have a few hrs is using a piping bag to squeeze out small dots of puréed fruit and yogurt into a parchment-lined baking sheet and freezing those. When those are done, I’ll put them back into the 20 original cleaned & dried Dole containers I’ve got, and voila`! Smoothies for a month, without being ticked at WM for not keeping things stocked well.

There’s a certain dynamic of people who can afford to go buy all the stuff they want and overload their carts once a month and empty shelves at the store of their choice, and those ppl seem to be drawn to WM like a moth to flame, but we won’t mention those. Might not be politically correct or offensive. Wouldn’t want that.

Ah well, those of us who work for a living will just have to work a little more to get our smoothies, I reckon. Just a thought.

Judy permalink
August 16, 2015 9:59 am

I’m a pineapple-mango addict, myself.. Since in my town they’re only $1.78, I buy them in mass quantities. I also buy the mini vans of Dole pineapple juice in the six-packs, because that’s almost the perfect size to pour through.

First thing I do is pop it open, break up whatever’s in there with a big butter knife, then pour the pineapple juice mini in–and believe it or not–add a good splash of fat free milk. Mine comes to just above the window.

Shake vigorously for about 45 seconds an wowza–that’s my treat for the evening. I’m going to make my own at home, though. Not so much to “save” or “be more thrifty/healthy,” but because whenever I go to WM to get them, they e sold out of my fave flavor. After trying the pineapple mango, the berry ones hold no appeal for me, plus they’re full of tiny seeds at the bottom & this makes me crazy.

Other bloggers have suggested going the ice cube route, but the shakeability of an ice cube is not likely, because of the size of a whole cube. What’s actually in the container from Dole are approx 2cm pieces of frozen puréed fruit (much like dippin dots ice cream).

So what I’ll be doing when I have a few hrs is using a piping bag to squeeze out small dots of puréed fruit and yogurt into a parchment-lined baking sheet and freezing those. When those are done, I’ll put them back into the 20 original cleaned & dried Dole containers I’ve got, and voila`! Smoothies for a month, without being ticked at WM for not keeping things stocked well.

There’s a certain dynamic of people who can afford to go buy all the stuff they want and overload their carts once a month and empty shelves at the store of their choice, and those ppl seem to be drawn to WM like a moth to flame, but we won’t mention those. Might not be politically correct or offensive. Wouldn’t want that.

Ah well, those of us who work for a living will just have to work a little more to get our smoothies, I reckon. Just a thought.
- dt99999

i wonder if d0pes will read this.

i wonder if d0pes will read this.
- kicksave856

he will. I just know that he will.

he will. I just know that he will.
- dt99999

he's your boy.

he's your boy.
- kicksave856

4 life

4 life
- dt99999

hhhhhenjoy that

honest question:
do any of you guys waste your time actually reading the posts? and if so, how many of you?
- kicksave856

If it's a really slow day I might read the copy/pasted bits. Never click the links or watch the videos.

If it's a really slow day I might read the copy/pasted bits. Never click the links or watch the videos.
- BINGO!

ty

you just know his everyday real life convos are the same way.

extremely nice people at least try to look like they're listening. the rest don't even do that much.

you just know his everyday real life convos are the same way.

extremely nice people at least try to look like they're listening. the rest don't even do that much.
- kicksave856

he is repeater guy

he is repeater guy
- BINGO!

lol absolutely.

Police charge man in alleged serial semen squirting

Nearly 20% of Trump’s voters disagree with the freeing of slaves in Southern states after the Civil War.

Nearly 20% of Trump’s voters disagree with the freeing of slaves in Southern states after the Civil War.
- PhillySportsGuy

lol

Nearly 20% of Trump’s voters disagree with the freeing of slaves in Southern states after the Civil War.
- PhillySportsGuy

Jesus. I hope they make a list of these names and then murder them.

Jesus. I hope they make a list of these names and then murder them.
- twiztedmike

yeah those other 80% are screwing everything up

Just 6% Of Americans Got All Of These Basic Science Questions Right. How Well Will You Do?

http://www.pewresearch.org/quiz/science-knowledge/
- D0PPELGANGER

10/12

I bungled the water boiling one and the magnifying glass one

11/12

11/12
- Crimsoninja

which one did you bungle?

which one did you bungle?
- basementfloor

the stupid water one

the stupid water one
- Crimsoninja

that one doesn't make any sense.


I dispute it.

11/12

(frank)ed up the sound question. Felt like an idiot immediately after.

that one doesn't make any sense.


I dispute it.
- basementfloor

pV = nRT
where

p is pressure
V is volume
n is the number of moles
R is the universal gas constant
T is temperature (K)
where the proportionality constant, now named R, is the universal gas constant with a value of 0.08206 (atm∙L)/(mol∙K). An equivalent formulation of this Law is:


Higher altitude = lower pressure. if pressure goes down, temperature on the right side of the equation must go down to compensate

except I jumbled everything in my head and picked higher instead of lower and I knew it was lower

Also got the vaccine inventor wrong - it was 50/50 between Curie and Salk - I had no idea who either was

10/12

I bungled the water boiling one and the magnifying glass one
- basementfloor

pretty sure the questions were asked to d0pes relatives down in arkansas or alabama or wherever those poor souls are, if they were asked to anyone at all. so much of what he C&P's in bull you never know.

normal americans like us up here don't get a bunch of those questions wrong.

pretty sure the questions were asked to d0pes relatives down in arkansas or alabama or wherever those poor souls are, if they were asked to anyone at all. so much of what he C&P's in bull you never know.

normal americans like us up here don't get a bunch of those questions wrong.
- kicksave856