Maybe CDs are a bit "old hat" now, but many of us still use them and I am sure most of us would find an old CD container stashed away somewhere in the nether regions of a store cupboard.
Did you know they are just the right size for a bagel or a stack of bagels if you have a big tall one? Brilliant for keeping your lunchtime bagel air tight and un-squashable until it is time to eat.
Take it to work with you and you can guarantee that your colleagues will either say "whoa! what a brilliant idea" or they will look at you as if you are completely barking mad. Either way I think this is an eccentrically brilliant idea. Have a go!
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I was confused at first, thinking you were referring to a "jewel case", which is in no way thick enough for any bagel I've ever seen! Only when I scrolled down to the last picture did I realize you were referring to the cases that stacks of new CDs are sold in, LOL!
Thumbs down you must not do this. In this plastic age some is made for food and some has toxic chemicals in it. Unless your container is specifically made to hold food you must not put food in it. That goes for plastic bags also. Use food containers for food.
Great idea. Thumbs up!
You do have a valid point Lilac and thankyou for pointing this out, but considering that not much of the food is in contact with the plastic, that it is only in the container for a few hours and that it is kept cool and certainly won't be heated in the container, I don't think that is much of a worry.
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