Anonymous
12/15/2022 22:20
Subject: Office potluck
So you want to mooch the comunal free food, but don't want to be noticed as the 1 lone free loader?
Are you always such a sponge?
Are you always such a sponge?
Anonymous
12/15/2022 22:16
Subject: Office potluck
PP here. Mango pie recipe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENJXmPe3fyU&t=304s
Do this and you could actually show off. These are not my kids but I've done this recipe before and it tastes awesome every time. I use unflavored knox gelatine and the mango pulp can be any brand (you can get it at an Indian store or at an Asian store in the Indian section)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENJXmPe3fyU&t=304s
Do this and you could actually show off. These are not my kids but I've done this recipe before and it tastes awesome every time. I use unflavored knox gelatine and the mango pulp can be any brand (you can get it at an Indian store or at an Asian store in the Indian section)
Anonymous
12/15/2022 22:10
Subject: Office potluck
Buy a large watermelon, cut it, put it in a half tray and take it. Done.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 16:14
Subject: Office potluck
Pick up a pie or a cake
Anonymous
12/15/2022 16:11
Subject: Office potluck
OP just go to any grocery store and pick up something why is this hard?
Anonymous
12/15/2022 16:09
Subject: Re:Office potluck
Anonymous wrote:Didn't they at least divide up courses? You at least need to divide up savory and sweet.
Crockpot of meatballs?
Charcuterie platter?
Dip (like TJ's spinach artichoke or hummus or pub cheese) with crudite?
Bruschetta salad?
I usually leave desserts to the people who actually bake.
This. Organizer should put out a sign up sheet with a few categories.
Drinks and bag of ice.
Veggies and dip.
Warm chili and french bread
Chicken salad and croissants.
Salad bags and dressings
TJ apps in microwave
Anonymous
12/15/2022 16:03
Subject: Office potluck
Anonymous wrote:What the heck do you bring to an office potluck where there's only 12 people so someone will know if you don't bring something.
Bring something that only you will like and eat. Then you can take it home with you and have it for dinner.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 16:02
Subject: Re:Office potluck
Didn't they at least divide up courses? You at least need to divide up savory and sweet.
Crockpot of meatballs?
Charcuterie platter?
Dip (like TJ's spinach artichoke or hummus or pub cheese) with crudite?
Bruschetta salad?
I usually leave desserts to the people who actually bake.
Crockpot of meatballs?
Charcuterie platter?
Dip (like TJ's spinach artichoke or hummus or pub cheese) with crudite?
Bruschetta salad?
I usually leave desserts to the people who actually bake.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 13:44
Subject: Office potluck
I just went to our office potluck. There was a lot of mac n cheese and pasta salad this year.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 11:41
Subject: Office potluck
Drinks!
Anonymous
12/15/2022 10:56
Subject: Office potluck
This is OP. I wasn't planning on going to the potluck but because they're only 12 of us they will know if I don't go. Advisor has highly suggested we all participate. So yes now I have to bring something because now I have to go.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 10:55
Subject: Office potluck
No salad. You can buy, but buy food.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 10:55
Subject: Office potluck
Cheese and crackers. Easy.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 10:54
Subject: Office potluck
Wait, were you planning on not bringing anything but were only deterred by the thought of being found out?
Salad, dessert, paper plates/forks/napkins, drinks...
Basically, if you don't want to cook, there're plenty of options to buy.
Salad, dessert, paper plates/forks/napkins, drinks...
Basically, if you don't want to cook, there're plenty of options to buy.
Anonymous
12/15/2022 10:52
Subject: Office potluck
What the heck do you bring to an office potluck where there's only 12 people so someone will know if you don't bring something.