This happens when I open the freezer.

[ericindiana@mastodon.social]

@bearofroses Almost - I sometimes eat a friend's small farm chicken eggs, and I'm not super careful about dairy when I go out and eat pasties.

[jcblubaugh@mastodon.social]

@EricIndiana haha! Turn on the AC!

[davidm_yeg@beige.party]

@EricIndiana

Since you opened the door to questions What is in the big metal urn/bucket/churn?

@emily_rugburn

[emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.space]

@DavidM_yeg @EricIndiana compost! its easier to keep it in the freezer so it doesnt attract flies or start to smell really bad.

i used to have 2 sets of frozen containers in the freezer: compost and veggie scraps for bullion powder that i made

[davidm_yeg@beige.party]

@emily_rugburn @EricIndiana

Ah, I see… ours goes straight outside daily, but I see how the freezer would be a good choice if that’s not practical.

[emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.space]

@DavidM_yeg @EricIndiana my ex was in charge of the compost and did not do a great job about taking it out often. into the freezer it went. we actually didnt have a lot of compost after a while because i was using so much of the scraps for bullion.

[scotter@newsie.social]

@EricIndiana
Me in May through September.

#houston #humidity

[ericindiana@mastodon.social]

@DavidM_yeg @emily_rugburn Kitchen compost - so the fruit flies don’t breed in it.

[ericindiana@mastodon.social]

@DavidM_yeg @emily_rugburn I would take mine straight outside too, but I suffer from clinical laziness.

[ericindiana@mastodon.social]

@emily_rugburn @DavidM_yeg That sounds great. You actual make powder out of the food scraps?

[emily_rugburn@lgbtqia.space]

@EricIndiana @DavidM_yeg yeah i did. it was usually a two day process. i made it because i needed bullion powder that doesnt contain onion and garlic