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I sometimes buy the frozen meals that come in the black plastic bowls e.g. Lean Cuisine, Weight Watchers, etc. I keep some of them to put other portions of meals in to freeze and would like to know if anyone has come up with ideas for any other uses for the bowls. I don't really like putting them into the rubbish.
Sharn from Bullaburra, Australia
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RE: Uses for Plastic Bowls from Frozen Meals
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Post By Mark Zucker (Guest Post)
(05/05/2008)
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Does anyone actually take them for recycling? I am in Southfield MI flowerman48 AT juno.com. Please let me know.
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I have kids around all the time and they like to eat in the screen house. I make up lunches that can be eatten outside and off they go. Keeps my dishes in the house and no worry if they don't come back. The plates not the kids, some of them are not mine so could not lose. Also great for serving veggies or what ever at cook outs or Picnics
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Post By Linda (Guest Post)
(07/18/2006)
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They make good plant saucers
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Post By (Guest Post)
(07/18/2006)
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Snack bowls for kids to take outside or by the pool. Use one by the computer or desk to hold pens, paperclips, etc.
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Use them for camping or picnicing. They also make good disposable dog/cat bowls. (I use mine to feed stray cats.) Use them for flour and egg wash when breading small food to fry (chicken strips, mushrooms, onion rings, etc.).
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Post By boobertandweenie (Guest Post)
(07/13/2006)
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We use them for craft projects with the kids. I wash them and then dole out the supplies to each child in a few containers. I also use them to organize sample packages of toiletries in the linen closet. They slide nicely and can fit into small spaces. Also you might try using them to start seeds or under plants to catch water. Enjoy!
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