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the guide to care and preservation of home White Castles

Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 10:01 pm
by adam atherton
OK. first step: have a friend from a WC rich region come visit:

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ask him kindly to bring you a case of White Castles!:

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the following steps i have used to take care of White Castles for several years. i am sharing them with you so that you too may enjoy sliders from the freezer without having to go to the grocery store and paying far too much money for wack ass freezer sliders. bear with me.

step one: lay out all the materials you will need....a sharpie, plastic wrap, and aluminum foil:

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we're ready to lock some White Castles into long term storage. lay out some of the plastic wrap:

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once laid out, grab four of those beautiful creatures:

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remove them from their holders, and lay four of them out on the plastic wrap:

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tightly wrap them together:

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lay them out on a similar sized sheet of aluminum foil:

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wrap them well:

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be sure to label them! nothing sucks worse than wanting cheese, and unwrapping plain:

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place them gingerly into your freezer.

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throw away the sleeves:

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recycle the case.

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so, it's time to eat some sliders!!! great. let's begin.



start by unwrapping the frozen goodness:

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lay four out on a microwave safe plate:

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cover them with a paper towel or napkin, get them covered all the way though!

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microwave the goodness for 2:30.

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eat that sh*t, and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

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there you have it. i have kept White Castles in carbonite for up to a year, and provided they are properly wrapped, they will keep and reheat well.

the only thing i can't get around is, the damned pickle. when you buy frozen grocery store sliders, they have no pickle.....only legitimate WC's have the pickle. that thing is like lava reheated.



take this information, and next time you roll to indy or it's kin, bring back a case! feel free! you can enjoy the steamy goodness for months, if not years.

just remember to tell em, atherton sent ya.


go forth and appreciate.

Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 2:01 am
by antihero999
that would have been great to know 3 years ago. unfortunately im moving only 2 mile from a W.C. in 17 days.

Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 6:22 am
by MrSpall
adam atherton wrote:place them gingerly into your freezer.
This part made me spit out my morning coffee. That's great. You can't just go shoving them in the freezer willy-nilly. Place them gingerly in the freezer. Fantastic.

Plus it's all good info - I loves me some sliders.

Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 6:36 am
by angski
...and the gun is still in the freezer...right next to the margarita mix. Classy!! :wink:

Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 8:22 am
by Krieves
Ok, so I'm not the only one that saw a 9mm in the freezer. I normally keep my 45 auto in my dryer. It's kinda noisy when the dryer is on, but it helps fluff the laundry. :)

Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2007 11:24 pm
by rezin
why save them?

Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2007 9:52 am
by =^-..-^=
I suppose you could separate the pickle out and add your own cold pickle slice at consumption time. You could also store the little boxes and put the burgers back in them for the total WC effect.

For all this trouble it seems easier to move to a region closer to a WC. . . . .