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Pantyhose Onion Holder

I use worn out pantyhose to separate my onions. I put an onion in the toe of the pantyhose then tie a knot in it. Then I add another onion, tie another knot and so on until I run out of a pantyhose leg. Then I take the leg(s) of onions and hang it from a hook in my pantry (or closet, whatever).

When I need an onion, I cut it off from underneath the next knot. It's quick, it's easy and it keeps dried onion peelings from getting all over your floor

By Kimberly

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Save your knee highs and the legs from pantyhose to use to store onions. Just put onion in hose and tie a knot. Add another onion and tie a knot etc. Hang in a cool dry area. When you need an onion, cut it off the bottom below the knot.

Source: A friend told me about this years ago. It helps to keep onions from rotting.

By Hate litter from NC

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Would it work with other things: tomatoes, strawberries and grapes? Sometimes we are not home during the week to eat them as fast as we should. Just curious. Good idea, though. (09/20/2009)

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