$7 for a jar of mayonnaise.

[Oklahomabassin]

I'd have to buy something that came in a 2 liter bottle first. pour it out and re use the bottle.

Unless just being difficult, you can find empty 1 liter, 2 liter and half gallon empty plastic bottles very easily without having to purchase anything.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

I'm not so sure that the receipt checker can remember all the prices...

...aren't some of those checkers pretty old?

Sorry I didn't use the sarcasm font.

 

[2busy]

Unless just being difficult, you can find empty 1 liter, 2 liter and half gallon empty plastic bottles very easily without having to purchase anything.

Not in my house. Scavenge from dumpster? I try to produce quality food from my garden and greenhouse. If I can't produce what I eat, I look for alternatives I can grow/ produce. I prefer to be as self sufficient for what will sustain us. Something in a 2 liter bottle hasn't worked it's way into something I need.

 

[XDTime]

I paid 3.20 for a bag of ice the other day that was shrinkflated to 7 lbs, needed it in a hurry. Then finally dug out the old westinghouse metal ice trays for future use.

Check out Braum's "Sonic Type Ice" for $1.79 for 8lb bag.

 

[Oklahomabassin]

Not in my house. Scavenge from dumpster? I try to produce quality food from my garden and greenhouse. If I can't produce what I eat, I look for alternatives I can grow/ produce. I prefer to be as self sufficient for what will sustain us. Something in a 2 liter bottle hasn't worked it's way into something I need.

Empty gallon jugs can even be reused. I see plastic gallon jugs show up in your house or shop.

 

[2busy]

That picture is probably 10 years old@oklahomabassin

 

[montesa]

That picture is probably 10 years old@oklahomabassin

You mean to tell me you couldn’t get a used 2 liter bottle somewhere??

 

[2busy]

You mean to tell me you couldn’t get a used 2 liter bottle somewhere??

I don't go around asking if people use 2 liter bottles. Why is it so hard to comprehend not everyone is buying stuff in 2 liter bottles.

 

[2busy]

Most modern kitchens have an ice maker in the fridge now. Bag it up when it is full and put it in the freezer. A lot more user friendly than a 2 liter block of ice in a plastic container

 

[GeneW]

The Chef's Store @ I-240 & Walker is a great place to buy some food items to stock up. Highly recommended.

They also, coincidentally, have a big chest freezer by the front door, take all the frozen ice packs you need to add to your stuff to get home with.

I'm just saying, if you're there and need them, you can get those for free, they're reuseable.