Using Masking Tape in the Kitchen
Another idea for mask tape, when using the plastic cereal holders I cut out the name from box and tape it on the outside so all my household knows what cereal it is.
By Miniduck from Indpls., IN
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RE: Using Masking Tape in the Kitchen
We use Masking tape to initial things in the refrigerator that we want to save,i.e. the last piece of pie or take-out food we want for lunch tomorrow, etc. Anything without someone's mark is fair game for any of the frige raiders in the house!
Post By Julea (Guest Post)
RE: Using Masking Tape in the Kitchen
I also use masking tape to label food containers with contents and dates when I do bulk cooking. I put the extra batches into the freezer when they've cooled.
Post By jojo (Guest Post)
RE: Using Masking Tape in the Kitchen
Works great to label containers with leftovers with the date.
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RE: Using Masking Tape in the Kitchen
About 25 years ago when we first moved to Houston the humidity completely caught me off guard. Many things which i stuck on the shelf in the original containers had to be sealed up. I took a Smuckers jelly jar with the purple and white gingham checks on the lid and put a box of salt in it. I cut off the label reading Iodized Salt and taped it with clear tape to the side of the jar. I still have it. I now use masking tape on my Folger's coffee containers to indicate what is inside. We buy a lot of things in bulk and canisters for all that stuff would be a formidable expense.
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