Sticker Goo From Name Tags On Shirts
Melissa W.
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RE: Cream Soup Mix
Now THIS is a useful and good sounding recipe. Sometimes I wonder why people would think that things like hotdogs and processed cheese would make good food, or icky things like that. THIS is going in my recipe box, especially since our local Safeway sells powdered milk in bulk form and it's better (not balled up like some kinds) than the stuff in the box!
Post by michawnpita
RE: Cream Soup Mix
Now THIS is a useful and good sounding recipe. Sometimes I wonder why people would think that things like hotdogs and processed cheese would make good food, or icky things like that. THIS is going in my recipe box, especially since our local Safeway sells powdered milk in bulk form and it's better (not balled up like some kinds) than the stuff in the box!
Post by michawnpita
RE: Cream Soup Mix
Thanks soooo much for sharing. I can't wait to try it. I often wondered what one did before the days of the cream soups. Now I know!
Post by 01jtlux28
RE: Cream Soup Mix
Thanks for sharing! Any more I pretty much toss any recipe that contains "cream of anything" soup because I think it's so nasty. This substitute may prove to be quite useful. Thanks again! - Carol, Kansas City
Post By Carol (Guest Post)
RE: Cream Soup Mix
What a wonderful recipe! I've never seen an alternative to Cream soups before. This is much healthier than the can soups as well and could easily be made organic by using organic ingredients! Thank you so much for posting .. I've been using things like creamed corn instead of cream of mushroom soup in casseroles to avoid all the fat and calories and preservatives in regular cream soups but this recipe will make those casseroles much more "like mom used to make" .. It would be great to add extra flavors like hot sauce or fresh herbs to the "soup" as it thickened too! Thanks again, this is wonderful!
Post by Madelynnsmama
RE: Sticker Goo From Name Tags On Shirts
I had the same problem a while back, only with a pair of soft cotton knit pants. I figured that I'd use my Goo-Gone to get the stuff off, and if it messed up the pants, it didn't matter since I wouldn't wear them the way they were. The Goo-Gone worked great and didn't leave a trace of itself on the pants. I've also tried lighter fluid when I ran out of Goo-Gone, with equally good results.
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