ALKD's Profile

I was also going to recommend the strata - it's delicious, filling, and easy to make. If you would rather have it in individual servings, just make it in a muffin tin, but watch the baking time!!

Similar to strata, a friend makes a mean quiche in muffin tins, using either small corn tortillas or wonton wrappers pressed down into the tin for crusts (she just uses what she has at the time). So easy, but very cute & delicious.

I have a reusable bag that folds up and attaches to my keychain, so I always have it, even on those spur of the moment trips. I usually keep a few in my car for the same reason, but those rotate out between uses & washings, and sometimes we're left with just the one lone bag on my keychain, but this is fairly rare. We don't have a ban yet, but I hear one will be in place soon. I don't think it'll change much in our area. Once people get used to it, it'll be no big deal again.

I wash my reusable bags fairly frequently, but while others might not, I don't see how this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. Shopping carts/baskets are not sanitized throughout the day, and the same bacteria & germs live on them. Wash your produce before you eat it. It's common sense. Unless you're the only person who shops at your own personal grocery store, your food is being touched by a lot of (potentially dirty) people before you get it. Someone not washing their grocery bag is the least of your worries.