fishheadbob
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people go crazy for French Toast in snowstorms.
Why do people always stock up on bread and milk before a snowstorm?
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bruski
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My daughter calls it the "French Toast Syndrome!"
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PBJ , ham and cheese, BLT, etc, whatever.
Man can not live by bread alone, but he can try.
Man can not live by bread alone, but he can try.
2LaneCruzer
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Toilet paper, of course...we don't save our corn cobs any more...but can't live without a case of Budweiser and a couple cans of Wolf Brand Chili! And the milk is to make Snow Ice Cream!
Probably just a habit left over from different times like changing the oil in your car every 3000 miles.
A run on the liquor and beer store makes sense. Bread and milk must be just ingrained memory from our grandparents when it could take a week for a store to restock after a storm. Sandwiches are the easiest things to make without power.
A run on the liquor and beer store makes sense. Bread and milk must be just ingrained memory from our grandparents when it could take a week for a store to restock after a storm. Sandwiches are the easiest things to make without power.
davesl708
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It's the weather reporters. They send out subliminal messages in the weather report.
They also own grocery stores.
They also own grocery stores.
radioman
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yup- I noticed the same phenomenon. However what cheeses me off is that my normal shopping day weekly to get food always seem to the same freaking same people goes nuts shopping. I must be bad luck for bringing in storms.
Dr_Zinj
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Never stock up on bread, other than one or two loaves in the freezer if it's on sale. Just the usual buying fresh every week. If a storm comes in toward the end of that week, well, just buying as usual, not stocking.
Ditto for the milk, since I don't have any cows, goats, or hamsters.
Besides, you know how hard it is to milk a hamster? Not to mention how many you need to milk just for the cream in your coffee? :laughing:
Ditto for the milk, since I don't have any cows, goats, or hamsters.
Besides, you know how hard it is to milk a hamster? Not to mention how many you need to milk just for the cream in your coffee? :laughing:
xzcVAbc5
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When I worked at a grocery store as a younger man I was a stocker/sacker/cashier. It seemed like the busiest days where the worst weather days especially right at the beginning of the storm. Nothing beats taking a cart of groceries out to someone's car in the middle of a rainstorm! 