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Food and Recipes > Food Tips > Helpful Hints on May 26, 2011

Snack Bucket from Coffee Container

A snack bucket with chips on the outside.Since I hate to throw anything out in the garbage if it can be used a second time, I made a snack bucket from a Folgers Coffee Container. To cut down the cost, I covered all the labels with wallpaper instead of painting the canister. I then glued the lid on the bottom of the canister using my hot glue gun.

I cut the bottom off a brown grocery bag and used part of it to stuff the inside of the coffee canister. In this way you don't have to use that much filling. I taped 4 small bags of snacks around the edge of the canister: barbecue chips, cheddar and sour cream chips, nacho cheese, onion flavored rings. Then filled the inside with honey roasted peanuts, salted peanuts, sunflower seeds, bag of hard candy, mini chocolate bars (4 Snickers, 4 Milky Way, 4 Butterfinger, and 4 Kit Kat.)

I made two for our senior citizen group to be used in a raffle to raise funds. I overheard a comment from one of the men who said that there are no prizes for the guys! This will give the lucky winners some snacks to enjoy while watching a movie.

By MCW from Lewiston, NY A snack bucked wrapped in cellophane

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05/27/2011

Cute idea!

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05/26/2011

I love this idea. I belong to groups that are always looking for good raffle/prize items. This one is perfect for any age or sex. Thank you.

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