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29-09-2004, 04:48 AM
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Kraut time.
Went into the local Price Chopper today and one of the first things
inside the door was a large bin that was calling out to me saying "Sauerkraut, sauerkraut." The bin was filled with huge, rock hard cabbages, priced at $0.69 each. Picked out six of the biggest ones for a grand total of $4.14. Weighed them when I got home and the smallest was just a smidge over 12 pounds, the largest just under 13 pounds. There'll be a whole lotta shredding and salting going on around here tomorrow. Ross. To email, remove the obvious from my address. 
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08-10-2004, 10:03 PM
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So that is about 75 lbs of cabbage. How much salt did you use?
"Ross Reid" wrote in message ... Went into the local Price Chopper today and one of the first things inside the door was a large bin that was calling out to me saying "Sauerkraut, sauerkraut." The bin was filled with huge, rock hard cabbages, priced at $0.69 each. Picked out six of the biggest ones for a grand total of $4.14. Weighed them when I got home and the smallest was just a smidge over 12 pounds, the largest just under 13 pounds. There'll be a whole lotta shredding and salting going on around here tomorrow. Ross. To email, remove the obvious from my address.
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