
The back story: I'm watching Hoarders on DVD, and every time I watch the show, not only do I become increasingly agitated about two boxes of electronics the boy stores in our office (they must go!), but I have the urge to do some crazy cleaning and purging. Like, take-apart-the-range hood-and-clean-it-at-midnight crazy.
So, I find myself at Ichiban Kan because they sell Mr. Clean Eraser knock-offs and microfiber cloths crazy cheap, and what do I find? Japanese pickle making containers! For $1.75 each! I've never seen such containers, but judging by the animation on the label (imagine talking cucumber slices and a talking salt shaker), these are for Japanese pickled cucumbers.
Although I prefer to ferment in glass or ceramic, these were too darn cool to pass up. And because I seem to be learning nothing by my nightly prescription of Hoarders, I bought the last two pickle makers in stock. But, unlike a hoarder, I'm using them immediately! See? You all are my witnesses! I am not becoming a hoarder.

These are so dang cool. I can hardily stand it. So tidy!

How did you know that pickled carrots are just about my favorite snack food ever?!? Must go to Ichiban Kan this weekend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a good idea! Did they come in larger sizes? I just froze some carrots - I never thought to pickle them. Hmmm.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if they come in larger sizes. The Ichiban Kan near me only had the small containers that I purchased.
ReplyDeleteI don't think you have anything to worry about becoming a hoarder! After all you are nothing like your brother who still has his PE shirt from high school...
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