Not all of you will have finish everything form Thanksgiving dinner. So here is a listing of uses for some of what was left on that table or not taken back after the inlaw sleft. Try and add to it if you can.
- Leftover mashed potatoes can be used to simulate a very convincing snow cover.
- Cut Carrot slices in small short lengths to make really good wheel chocks.
- Dried Up Over cooked Shoe String Fries can double for Construction Debris when chopped into random Size Chunks.
- That extra bowl of dressing can be spread out to make really good looking ground cover.
- Cranberry sauce will look just like hydraulic fluid when thinly brushed over landing gear struts and other pistons.
- Pumpkin pie filling simulates mud and quicksand when nothing else is available.
- That "Mystery Meat" casserole that your ~mother in law~ brought over will make the perfect Alien Landscape....!!
- That leftover Gravy with the "Lumps" with just a little green food coloring makes a great Swamp or Bog.
- Leftover "Polanta" spread out carefully with a pastry spatula make the greatest Sand Dunes because it's made with fine corn meal to begin with.
- Fava beans and Lama beans make really good sand bags in a pinch.
- If you cut Green Beans in half long ways they make decent Speed Bumps.
- You could use Lengths of different Size cooked Pasta to simulate air hose and brake line or even Pipe or Tubing. You can use the Pasta -Out-of-Box- to simulate Rigid Pipe or Tube if needed
Do any any of you want to add to the list.
I hope you thought this was fun. :) :)
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