{I can hear the conversations now..."Harold! get in here, now she's blogging about PLASTIC WRAP! She's insane, I tell you what." "Calm down, Bertha, you must be mistaken...what in the world, why would anyone blog about plastic wrap? Let me see that." and so on.}
But this is about my plastic wrap, or lack there of.
I have had this container of plastic wrap since the summer of 2005.
When I worked at Papa D's, Mick thought I needed this and a foil at my house.
It has been on the shelf in my kitchen pantry day and night, always ready to lend it's clingy goodness to any plastic wrap cover need - new tattoo that needs protecting, no problem. Counter needs to be covered for a painting project, no problem. Can't find the lid to that container, no problem. Foodservice Film was on the job. Last night I was covering a cake that I made for Charity's Police Academy Graduation and Jayme and I watched as the last of the 3000 feet of film peeled off the roll. Taps started to play in my head and I almost shed a tear. So long, old friend, I am sure your partner, Foodservice Foil, {he is my second one, so I am not quite as attached to him, but...} will soon follow after and then I shall have to become like other folks and buy small ones at the store...
Agony.
Not to be a "debbie downer" but if you really like the big rolls, restaurant supply stores sell them to the public. :) Just in case you want to find your food wrap's cousin or second neice or something.
ReplyDeleteI see light at the end of that tunnel. Enter Sams club or Costco, listen as the Hallelujah chorus will start, you will find a distant cousin of Foodservice Film. :)
ReplyDeleteMe also. and with everyone cutting costs I get all the foodservice foil and film at film-foil.com, I have never seen such low prices Its saved me a lot of money year end on my books. Guaranteed and great customer service
ReplyDeleteI own a chain of restaurants , well 7 of them, in the Northwest. and I agree with the he poster on the film-foil website. they sell 12 X 1000 foil for $22 bucks, we go thru about 70 boxes a year, so it adds up !! thanks to the owners at film-foil.com
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