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For bag handles, I cut out handles out of ice cream lids, then I wind ribbon, fabric strip, or even string around handles for a individual look. A lot cheaper than buying new. I also make windchimes out of plastic lids. I draw around cookie cutters, add fishing line and a stick to hang from with small bells at the bottom ends.
By Glenda from Queensland, Australia
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RE: Reusing Ice Cream Containers
The latest ice cream pkgs/tubs like from Blue Bunny which are made of heavier durable plastic and which holds a tad under two quarts (you know, same price as before but hold smaller quantity)... are perfect for storing the two pound boxes of various kinds of flour from HogsdonMills.com. The box front is taped onto the oblong ice cream container so contents can be found quickly... any recipes from other parts of the box are stored inside. Usually my grocers carry most choices from this brand but i like to shop online for the others. No, i'm not an employee just a satisfied customer.
Their recipe for soy milk, on the outside of their soy flour box, tastes great! Following the directions, vanilla extract is added; since i'm on a diabetic-control diet, the sugar is replaced by Sweet 'n Low.
So far, the tubs have also held a quart-sized or double-sized recipe for homemade diet chocolate pudding and still looking for more suggestions on how to recycle them.
RE: Reusing Ice Cream Containers
The latest ice cream pkgs/tubs like from Blue Bunny which are made of heavier durable plastic and which holds a tad under two quarts (you know, same price as before but hold smaller quantity)... are perfect for storing the two pound boxes of various kinds of flour from HogsdonMills.com. The box front is taped onto the oblong ice cream container so contents can be found quickly... any recipes from other parts of the box are stored inside. Usually my grocers carry most choices from this brand but i like to shop online for the others. No, i'm not an employee just a satisfied customer.
Their recipe for soy milk, on the outside of their soy flour box, tastes great! Following the directions, vanilla extract is added; since i'm on a diabetic-control diet, the sugar is replaced by Sweet 'n Low.
So far, the tubs have also held a quart-sized or double-sized recipe for homemade diet chocolate pudding and still looking for more suggestions on how to recycle them.
RE: Reusing Ice Cream Containers
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Post By (Guest Post)
(08/23/2006)
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WE use ice cream containers to hold a variety of items. For example: dog treats, daughter's swimsuits, crayons, markers, flour, cornmeal, sugar, cleaning supplies, cleaning rags, cat food, son's little "men", little toy cars, etc. They are WONDERFUL because they are stackable, easy to carry, cheaply and easily replaced!!
RE: Ice Cream Containers
5 gallon plastic ice cream containers are great for storing dry goods. Just make sure to clean them well.
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