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Save Your Pringles Lids For Covering Yogurt Containers

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Date: 09/18/2008 Topics: Green Living > Reusing | Organizing > Kitchen | Photos > Organization  
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Save Your Pringles Lids For Covering Yogurt Containers
Save Your Pringles Lids For Covering Yogurt Containers
If you recycle your Pringles cans, keep the lids.

Most yogurts don't come with them anymore, and most of them can be used for food or crafts. However, without lids, they are great for plants starts but not much else. With the Pringles lid, you can use it for just about anything, even ice cubes for picnic lunches or leftovers.

I have found some plastic picnic pitcher/glass sets that work perfect for the Pringles lids. That keeps the bugs out of your drinks when you are away from the picnic table.

By Sandra from Salem OR
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By dvg (49) Contact
Thank you for sharing this! I had started to buy the smaller containers of yogurt because I didn't want to try to store the typical size container when I couldn't finish it.

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By Lynn (750) Contact
8 ounce sour cream covers work too.

Posted on 09/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By louel53 (624) Contact
Good tip.

I have used the lids from other containers on small glass bowls--no need to seal with saran wrap if you have a plastic lid that fits.

Posted on 09/19/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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