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[Group 5 minus 1]

I just don't know about an auction for food in these post pandemic days.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

I just don't know about an auction for food in these post pandemic days.

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@Group 5 minus 1 

Me, either.   Years ago I stopped buying Girl Scout cookies because the price went up and the boxes got smaller.   I felt so ripped off!  So, I no longer buy them ... but always give them a donation.   

Same with "potluck" items from unknown kitchens.  I would make a donation and not take the item.    That way, they are selling one casserole twice and I don't have to take questionable food home with me.  

JMO, of course ... it's what works for me.  

[Group 5 minus 1]

@Tinkrbl44 I think in days long past I have been involved in these types of auctions where a donation is given,but no one has to cook. Great idea!!

[kittyloo]

auction went really well. several people big the item up, and said "sell it again" meaning they just wanted to make the donation. and it got re-bid upon. 

My cheesecake brought in $130 bid!  desserts went was better/higher bids than casseroles.  We are having one tonite. something called a Rotel cheese lasagna.  No clue. 

i'm sure it will be delicious.