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Topic	Wait do you heat tuna/salmon in a can or do you eat cold fish straight out of
KrankyKat 06/15/18 3:10:50 PM #15:	kingdrake2 posted... casserole is very expensive. cost about 5$ to get the ingredients. cream of mushroom soup noodles swiss cheese or any cheese (optional) tuna I think that's the first time I've ever heard someone call tuna casserole "very expensive". I guess I'm too 1st world. Noodles and cheese in typical purchased forms would last/make more than one casserole for example. At any rate, I didn't mean specifically a single type of casserole or even an oven-bake one. I used to just dump tuna (or cooked hamburger) and onions etc. in mac and cheese for example. --- "Brain and brain, what is brain?!" -- https://catzigger.imgur.com/ (98% FF-XV) <cite>KrankyKat posted [p:903323376] in Wait do yo... [t:76717151]...</cite> <quote><cite>kingdrake2 posted...</cite> <quote>casserole is very expensive. cost about 5$ to get the ingredients. cream of mushroom soup noodles swiss cheese or any cheese (optional) tuna</quote> I think that's the first time I've ever heard someone call tuna casserole "very expensive". I guess I'm too 1st world. Noodles and cheese in typical purchased forms would last/make more than one casserole for example. At any rate, I didn't mean specifically a single type of casserole or even an oven-bake one. I used to just dump tuna (or cooked hamburger) and onions etc. in mac and cheese for example. --- "Brain and brain, what is brain?!" -- https://catzigger.imgur.com/ (98% FF-XV)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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