I store my sugars in glass jars, like the big pickle jars, same thing for flour, cornmeal, oatmeal. Bugs can't get in them, because my house is so small. I decorate my jars first and put them on shelves hung in front of window that doesn't get sun. It is like having my personalized canister set.
Hi! I did the same but I painted the lids on my jars to match the decor of my kitchen and I stenciled the first letter of each thing I have in the jar for example S for sugar, F for flour and so on and I stenciled designs on the jars. Sure beats going to the store and paying a big price for jars you can make yourself. DustiRose South Carolina
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Tip: Glass Jars for Food Storage (09/29/2009)
Recycle small wide-mouth glass jars to store leftover onion. Store on a shelf where you can see it.
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Recycle small wide-mouth glass jars to store leftover onion. Store on a shelf where you can see it. No odor and no waste since it is easy to see and does not get pushed to the back of the fridge.
Glass jars are great for other foods, since you can easily see the contents; you know the old saying, "out of sight, out of mind."
