Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I remember they advertised ice by the bag in the past and since I got 2 kids in the back seat with me, it's convencience to use their drive thru to pick up on the way home.I need 2 bags to brine a turkey.
Just clear out one of your vegetable crisping drawers, wash it really well, and put your turkey and brine inside an oven bag (the only time I use these) in the crisper. This is how I've done it the last several times. Much less anxiety than trying to use a cooler.
Of course, this is assuming your turkey will fit in your veggie bin and there's somewhere to put the items that came out of your veggie drawer.![]()
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question specificially.
I thought my in-laws were the only ones who prepared food in the crisper drawer. I find it very off-putting but I guess it's a thing.
Anonymous wrote:Just go to a 7-11... they're literally everywhere. Literally. There are 3 within a 1/2 mile radius of my house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I remember they advertised ice by the bag in the past and since I got 2 kids in the back seat with me, it's convencience to use their drive thru to pick up on the way home.I need 2 bags to brine a turkey.
Just clear out one of your vegetable crisping drawers, wash it really well, and put your turkey and brine inside an oven bag (the only time I use these) in the crisper. This is how I've done it the last several times. Much less anxiety than trying to use a cooler.
Of course, this is assuming your turkey will fit in your veggie bin and there's somewhere to put the items that came out of your veggie drawer.![]()
Sorry, I don't know the answer to your question specificially.
Anonymous wrote:I remember they advertised ice by the bag in the past and since I got 2 kids in the back seat with me, it's convencience to use their drive thru to pick up on the way home.I need 2 bags to brine a turkey.

I need 2 bags to brine a turkey.