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Anonymous wrote:I love those freaking TruFru, frozen fruit covered in chocolate. But it is so expensive, I started making my own. They are 95% as good but about 30% of the price.

How do you make this?

No, can't cook or make anything to save my life. Can't eat all those carbs. I need a vegetable garden, but vegetable are not even up that much at Aldi.
My work also feeds us.

Pizza dough and cook it on the grill using a pizza stone.

I love those freaking TruFru, frozen fruit covered in chocolate. But it is so expensive, I started making my own. They are 95% as good but about 30% of the price.

I planted an almond tree.

Cereal.

Not inflation but I finally figured out how to make good restaurant filet mignon so we only do this at home.

Egg salad sandwiches, quiche, fried rice, crepes, chicken pot pie

Anonymous wrote:I’ve been making my own fois gras from those pesky geese down by the lake

Be careful!

I’ve been making my own fois gras from those pesky geese down by the lake

Salsa, guacamole, Mexican black beans

Dried beans in my Instant Pot
Homemade English muffins, pizza crust, artisan no-knead bread
I enjoyed making cookies, muffins, quick breads before inflation got so bad, but now I hardly buy any sweets at the store. I make our birthday cakes now, too.

Beans. It's amazing how many dried beans, once cooked, I can get for an equivalent of canned beans.

I’ve been making Cinnabon’s.

For me:

-make dough instead of using pre-made dough for pigs in a blanket and pizza
- homemade cookies, crumbles + cakes instead of pre-order made