As per the title...
Anyone tried freezing greek-style yoghurt?
How did it freeze?
Any things to note if you successfully froze greek-style yoghurt and draw backs?
I recently bought my yearly allocation of boots and while I haven't completely destroyed the 2 pairs from last year, they are definitely on their way out of my house.
These are part of my allowed purchases. I wear boots as 'my dailys' for my work as my feet don't cope with ballet flats or heels.
Cue the problem of more shoes than I'm used to storing. I started looking at bigger shoe racks. My frugality meant that I opened a second hand shopping app. I couldn't find anything that suited my style for shoe racks that would hold my increased collection. I started looking at hallway tables, then my guilty pleasure, silky oak furniture... I tried to justify it because it was second hand.
Thankfully after browsing for about 45mins, I realised that I had an upright shelf that was currently in my office/spare room holding "stuff". Boxes and christmas wrapping collections etc.
I removed everything from the shelf, threw out a few things as it was 'backup for the backup of the backup for the backup'. Cleaned the shelves down, vacuummed the entry way, displayed all the shoes i actually wear, put a pair in the donation pile that I've been holding onto forever.
No money spent. Entry way looks tidier and I've partially cleaned up my office/spare room.
It's a win right?
TLDR: Shop your house / wardrobe / pantry /fridge /freezer / makeup stash