Seems like the obvious way to do it?
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Honestly, I don't hate this idea. As long as you wash it before and after, Its kind of convenient to not have a giant bowl of marinade taking up most of the fridge.
The thing is, I don't know how to open or close that drawer without spilling the liquid.
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But more microplastics.
the big plastic bucket was going to leech less?
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The thing is, I don't know how to open or close that drawer without spilling the liquid.
drill a hole in the top shelf and use a straw
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This is ingenious and profoundly disturbing at the same time.
I also wonder if they're still alive.
I would hope the turkey is dead before being submerged
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Honestly, I don't hate this idea. As long as you wash it before and after, Its kind of convenient to not have a giant bowl of marinade taking up most of the fridge.
I have trouble imagining how I remove this from the fridge without spilling anything on the floor.
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But more microplastics.
Remove from bag before cooking.
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I would hope the turkey is dead before being submerged
It certainly would be afterwards.
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oh i'm actually at a loss of words
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the big plastic bucket was going to leech less?
Of course it was. We all know the Home Depot branded bucket leeches the least.
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Of course it was. We all know the Home Depot branded bucket leeches the least.
oh i thought we were just using the old kitty litter bucket we hosed out a few times
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I have trouble imagining how I remove this from the fridge without spilling anything on the floor.
Siphon it
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the big plastic bucket was going to leech less?
Most likely. Repeated creasing of a bag sheds much more than a rigid surface. It's the same reason why you shouldn't squeeze single-use plastic water bottles (or really buy them to begin with).
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I have trouble imagining how I remove this from the fridge without spilling anything on the floor.
Why would you eant to remove it?
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oh i'm actually at a loss of words
I'm just dead.
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