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Soup is Too Greasy?

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Date: 11/21/2005 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Food Fixes  
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Remove excess grease from soups and stews by putting a lettuce leaf in it. Let the lettuce leaf absorb some of the grease and then toss it. You can put a few ice cubes in your soap and stir them around a bit. Then quickly remove them before they melt. Fat will stick to the sides of the ice cubes.

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By ThriftyFun (3117) Profile Blog! Contact
Tips written by our staff will say "By ThriftyFun". That's our name. :-) It's a group effort.

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i know i have asked this before. but please put you name on your tip. it just really helps to know who is on here, like a community.
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