There is ice on my meat in the freezer, but they are in ziplock bags.is the meat bad?
Hi: If she a expert Knitter than get a Knitting basket with yarn or better yet get a good book on knitting thingsAlso ask the people at Joann Fabics the known what you need and can point you in the right direction.
The size of the needles and type of yarn will always depend on what the pattern calls forJo-Anns does have sets of needles that will make a nice giftOr you can always get her a gift card.
if you already know what she has then what i used is red heart yarn and the needles that i use are sizes 9 to 5 are the common sizes that i usetry getting her a variety of yarns like basic acrylic to wool to alpaca, then try some fancy yarnswith those yarns you need to know what size needle she has and the sizes that she doesnt have, you can getthen get a rolling tote or something that will fit all the yarn and such input the yarn inside and get some wrapping paper and wrap the tote and top it with a nice size bowthat should make her the happiest person on the planet, i know that i would:D
If she is an experienced knitter, buy her some really lush yarn like alpaca or silkIf she's less fussy, go with an acrylic blendAs far as needles, a basic multi-set is goodBut, they can be expensive depending in the set It's difficult to give a great answer without knowing how experienced she is or what she prefersIf all fails, get a gift card or at least a gift receiptGood Luck!
No it isn't bad, and is quite edibleIt just has some freezer burn on itYou could defrost it and cut off the dried pieces, and then cook itNext time you put your meat in the freezer put it into your ziplock, and then wrap tin foil (aluminium foil) tightly around all of it Don't keep your food in the freezer for too long, as everything still has a freezer lifeChris.
