pantry
茶水间,茶室,食物柜,盘点
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plural pan·tries.
- : a room or closet in which food, groceries, and other provisions, or silverware, dishes, etc., are kept.
- : a room between the kitchen and dining room in which food is arranged for serving, glassware and dishes are stored, etc.
- : Also called food pantry. a shelter or other place where food is dispensed to the needy, either as groceries or as meals.
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The rice cakes in my childhood pantry came from Quaker, but at the time there were several different companies competing in what the Chicago Tribune referred to as a “rice cake revolution” in 1986.
Anyone who has been cooking and recooking the same simple meals from pantry staples during the pandemic will understand the quest for the platonic ideal of gruel.
This is best to find out when you have a stocked pantry at your disposal.
Advocates have little hope the federal government will help, while state and local governments are strapped for cash and food pantries are being strained.
I think what’s happened is, we are moving inventory from warehouses and grocery stores into our pantries and our refrigerators.
Parents can stock the pantry with healthy items for breakfast and dinner, but lunch is largely out of their hands.
While Nutella is a relatively new product for American consumers, it has lined European pantry shelves for decades.
At the corner store or in the medicine cabinet or next to the bread in the pantry—all seem closer at hand than black market pot.
He began as a pantry worker in 1952, and was promoted to butler years later.
In fairness, Sabbath (unlike Portnoy) does have the decency to leave the meat pantry untouched.
Besides, with these three hungry visiting children, the addition to her pantry stores would be very timely.