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Uses for Glass Pot Cover

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Date: 06/07/2007 Topics: Brainstorms > Recycling | Readers Request > Recycling  
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I am looking for ideas of what can be done with a glass pot cover. it is about 9" in diameter and has a plastic round handle in its center. Long ago I had to get rid of the pot (the Teflon was all scratched). But the lid is perfectly good. It does not fit any other pots.

Thanks,
Brigitte from Israel
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By michelle (Guest Post)
Turn upside down and use as a bird feeder or bird bath! :o)

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By cookwie (1260) Profile Contact
I was thinking of suggesting that you keep it until another pot comes along that fits. I've had pot and pan sets that include lids, but not every item has a separate lid. By keeping the lids from old discarded sets, I've managed to obtain a lid for every pot and pan.
This was just a coincidence because I forgot to get rid of the lids when I pitched the old pots and then discovered the new set didn't have all individual lids, but some fit from the old set.

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By dkw144 (4) Contact
I use a glass pot lid to cover an unfinished dinner plate of food for later consumption

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By Katie A. (202) Blog! Contact
I see you are from Israel. Do they have thrift stores there? I always donate things like lids with no mates because undoubtedly there is someone else who has the bottom and broke the lid!

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By Debby (Guest Post)
I have trouble getting rid of nice pot lids.I have a big glass lid that I use to cover an unfinished plate of food that hopefully will be eaten later.If too much later I will place in frige(if there's room)

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By Nancy from Florida (Guest Post)
I can picture it upside-down as a saucer for a plant that is hung from a macrame plant-hanger.

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By melody_yesterday (646) Profile Blog! Contact
i use a glass pot lid to get an oven like effect when i fry canned biscuits!

heat pan (i use my beloved griddle) & lay the canned biscuits in a circle. Fry on both sides until medium to dark brown -- to cook them fasted place a glass pot lid over them.

sometimes i use a very small amount of bacon grease if i have also fried bacon but it isn't necessary.

my mom used to make us fried biscuits when we camped out & had no oven to work with !
yummy !

these won't rise like they do when baked in an oven - but are very tasty with the charred taste frying gives them !

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By jean (Guest Post)
If it is domed enough, use it as a cover while microwaving a plate of food.

Use it to cover a bowl for food storage in the refrigerator.

Use it to cover a plate of cookies.

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