Last week, I ran out of chicken bullion. This is probably the 3rd time I've run out lately, so I decided to get a lot so I had some on reserve. I think I went a little crazy. The store I wandered into (while waiting for our car to get washed) had a wide variety, so I loaded up.
Tell me, how on earth did I end up spending 24 bucks on chicken bullion?
7 comments:
I never even use chicken bullion. EVER.
well, that is A LOT of chicken bullion. so you know, you probably got your money's worth.
At least it will last a while. I spent $12 bucks on grapefruit last night that will last like 5 days.
Good work! I try to never run out of chicken bouillon or beef for that matter.
I was glad to see you purchased Better than Bouillon which I like best, but needs to be in the fridge after opening. But you also purchased some granules/dried which can be kept on the shelf.
It is always good to be prepared. I am so proud of you.
BTW Note the correct spelling of bouillon. Love you.
I could go for a chicken bouillon cube right now. They make for a tasty snack in the afternoon.
It's cuz you went to Food Emporium. Money pours out of my wallet just driving by there.
Now you have the raw materials for a great April Fool's joke. You remove your shower head and place a cube of bouillon [spelled correctly] in there. Then when someone takes a shower, the water is either yellow or brown and smells like chicken or beef.
Now you just need a good bottle of methyl blue and the sky is the limit.
I wouldn't dare admitt how much I have spent on some items like gum, gumballs, candy etc. My alltime worst is a couple of months ago when I had to special order these cookies that Whole Foods had stopped carrying and I had to buy the whole box. EIGHTY FOUR Smackers on cookies. Needless to say I don't love them as much now that I have a 4 year supply.
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