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To be honest, I had no clue of the price difference between filling versus exchanging a tank.. I've always just exchanged the bottles. (Blue Rhino) Thank you for the savings info!

That looks delish!

That's a beauty! Safe travels, and enjoy!

Bob, I had to take a second look at the name Schnucks..Who the he'll names their grocery chain Schnucks? Pork steaks or not, You know, everyone calls them Schmucks!

Safeway has Butterballs and Honey Suckle for .69 lb. I'll buy a couple 3 Butterballs..that'll last me a while. Have you all checked out the price of Philly cream cheese lately? On sale it's $1.99! Last year I bought a case of 20 @ .89 each! Either I won't be making my famous clam dip this...

There is one on EBay right now for $99. That the cutting and etc. is already done for you, all that's needed is paint. Brand new, and free ship. I even gave it a thought, but I already played Santa to myself, and bought a Mojoe Griddle.

Good, warm comfort food at it's best! Big chill here this morning as well! I'm thinking a big pot of stew tonight.

I just today saw one on EBay!

That's a good price, too bad Schmucks is non existent in Oregon, but I'll let my friend know in St.Louis, Mo.

I haven't even bought a turkey yet! But will buy a few here shortly.

I just bought another 40lbs of boneless skinless no hormones added, natural, chicken breasts from Zayconfoods.com last week. I think it was something like $1.67 a pound. Best chicken breast around!

That chicken looks outstanding! The big freeze supposedly starts tonight here..but if you ask me, it started yesterday. I agree, it's too early for this carp!

This looks wonderful! I've never heard it called chicken pot bbq before.. I'm thinking it's chicken adobo, a Filipino dish, which is most excellent. I'm wondering if chicken pot bbq, is what Bob, at BBQ Pitboys, calls chicken adobo??

^^^^ what Dave said! I bought one in Sept.

Lookin good! I could eat tacos every day, and never get tired of them!

Ohhh, how we love our Oregon Duckies!!!

Beautiful!

I'm doing mine same way I have for the last couple of years. My oldest daughter gifted me a Nuwave oven a couple Xmas's ago. Best turkey I have ever eaten! Moist and juicy, and the skin is perfectly brown. This picture is just 25 minutes into the cook if I remember correctly.

My last haul of Kingford came from Safeway, believe it or not, about 5-6 weeks ago. $5.99 for #20 lb bags, limit 2, with a tiny coupon in their ad. Since they have the weekly ads right by the front door, I grabbed a handful and visited Safeway every day for a week, while coupon was good.