Juice Pouch Totes
By Cblaisdell from Zebulon, NC
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RE: Juice Pouch Totes
The Gerber juice bottles are made of similar plastic to tuppeware. Also I find minute maid has some heavier materials like this that can be washed over and over without worrying about the chemical content. So between the 4 oz, 6 oz and 8 oz, just put a skrew cover on them and use them. When out of the school lunch mode, I also put my honey in these, rather than the large gallon jars it I get it in. Can also use for craft supplies in the cupboard too. So many uses, recycle and still not expensive to start with. I like the MM Apple juice bottle--I had bought a case as I had recipes I used occ that needed 8 oz apple juice and I did not want to buy a can. Now that I have some of the bottles, I can BUY a large can or container, then pour into the bottle and freeze what I don't need at the time.
Post by T&T Grandma
RE: Juice Pouch Totes
I bought a small metal water container - holds about 12 ounces - from Amazon. The small drink containers made of plastic are not healthy, & the pouches send more trash to the landfill. The metal one should last forever, & I think you'll save a lot by using it everyday in a child's lunch. They come in different colors & I would write or etch the child's name on it. Good for you to be concerned. I am sure you will pack healthy things - so much better. Good luck!
Post by mulberry204
RE: Juice Pouch Totes
Just use a thermos for drinks. These are the ultimate in green as they are used over and over again. Or use some other bottle multiple times like a water/soda bottle.
Post by OliveOyl
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