I have pledged to no longer
buy ziploc (plastic bags) and this is a beautiful alternative to tupperware containers.
Not exact matches
Buy a bunch of bananas, wait until they are very ripe and covered in brown spots (#uglyproduceisbeautiful), and then peel, slice, and freeze in a
ziploc bag.
I haven't
bought a can of beans since getting it — I make»em by the pound and freeze in
ziplocs with the bean juice.
I was worried that they would be like the
ziploc or glad containers you
buy at the store but they're WONDERFUL!
, one of the things that has been hard for us is
buying things like laundry soap, toiletries, dish soap, toilet paper,
ziploc bags, anything like that that is used regularly in a home, but is not covered by food stamps.
You can also
buy the tablets and crush them by putting them in
ziploc bag and crushing with a spoon
Then I just throw in three diapers and then I fill a
ziploc with wipes (so I don't have to
buy the travel size wipes) and then there you go — purse becomes diaper bag and looks tres cute!
when I go to the store and they have fruits on special I
buy lots of them I clean them and separate them in snack
Ziploc bags and freeze them.
If portion control becomes a problem,
buy nuts in pre-portioned bags or portion them out yourself into small
Ziploc bags.
Buy «Variety Set» products like Miller Retro Variety Pint Glasses (Set of 4), Budweiser Retro Variety Pint Glasses (Set of 4), Coors Retro Variety Pint Glasses (Set of 4),
Ziploc ® Spacebag ® 6 - Piece Variety Set, AIRCARE Essential Oils Variety Pack (Set of 3),
Ziploc ® Space Bag ® 3 - Piece Variety Travel Set
Buy «
Ziploc Space Bag Variety Set» products like
Ziploc ® Spacebag ® 6 - Piece Variety Set,
Ziploc ® Space Bag ® 3 - Piece Variety Travel Set,
Ziploc ® Space Bag ® Travel Bag Variety (Set of 6)
When they
bought the car it was far from cute: just a paintless body shell and most of the parts in plastic bins and
Ziploc bags.
In 1979 Richard Garriott set out on his path to
buying a castle and going into space by selling copies of his first RPG, Akalabeth, in
ziploc bags at his local computer store
In 1979 Richard Garriott set out on his path to
buying a castle and going into space by selling copies of his first RPG, Akalabeth, in
ziploc bags at his local computer store (one of those copies then ended up in the hands of California Pacific, who offered Garriott a publishing deal).