Just for fun, I thought I'd start a thread for frugal luxuries, summer edition.
When we went on lockdown, I bought four boxes of Swedish pancakes. Lingonberries on Swedish pancakes is my top frugal luxury right now.
A brand new bar of soap is another.
Do you have any frugal luxuries this summer?
Tri Tip steaks for grilling.
A case of assorted ramen noodles.
I'll show myself out.
But I'm thinking about a vibration plate. Does anyone have any experience with them?
I've never head about a vibration plate; what is it?
I found this recipe for Tri Tip steak in the insta pot, for all you Insta potters. I was too afraid of mine and sent it back
https://www.culinaryhill.com/tri-tip-recipe/
It's a vibrating device that increases circulation, etc. From their Amazon page:
Whole Body Vibrations (WBV) have shown to calm the nervous system and relieve stress and pain throughout your body. Therapeutic vibrations increase blood flow, improving your circulation , protecting your nerves and bones, repairing old injuries, and loosening stiff joints — providing you with true, lasting pain relief and a greater range of motion as you continue to improve.
I would definitely prefer a roast, so this is good to know.Originally Posted by Tybee
You shouldn't be afraid--IPs have something like eleven safety features. And even then, I'm never in the same room with mine when it's under pressure, anyway. I love that you can just chuck ingredients in it and walk away.
No, but I'm curious, does it relax the noodles?A case of assorted ramen noodles.
I'll show myself out.
But I'm thinking about a vibration plate. Does anyone have any experience with them?
"Things should be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler." ~ Albert Einstein
Haha!
I understand it can make your muscles (of which I have few left) feel all noodle-y afterwards.
I don't have many (any?) lower body exercise options, so I'm interested in this.
For me, meat goes on the grill/smoker. We like the flavor we get from natural smoke.
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