Sentences with phrase «in a baggie just»

You are shipping glass, so I might seal them separately in a baggie just in case one breaks?

You are shipping glass, so I might seal them separately in a baggie just in case one breaks?

Not exact matches

For $ 50, buyers can get a half - ounce baggie dispensed in just a few seconds, much like they would a chocolate bar or bag of chips.

Just keep a knob of the fresh ginger in the freezer in a plastic baggie.

Just the other day I was thinking how I'd like to have them portioned out ahead of time, but had no idea how much of everything to put in a baggie.

And if you are against having a leftover half of a banana, feel free to use the whole one, but otherwise I just throw the other half into a baggie and use it the next morning or throw it in a smoothie.

Right now they're just closed up as tightly as I could get them in a large baggie.

Just waiting to get their eight chocolate legs!Place chocolate frosting in a zip lock baggie with a piping tip.Pipe on legs, use a toothpick to draw frosting down if too thick.

I made these but instead of using syrup — as they were going to be eaten on the Go... I sprinkled powdered sugar with just a teeny bit of cinnamon... Place in a small baggie - with a napkin around that?

You could just add frozen blueberries and store the whole baggie in the freezer til the day you plan to use it.

You're just dumping a sandwich baggie of frozen spinach in your smoothies later in the month?

Just toss them in a Ziploc baggie and put it somewhere that's easy to find.

«I put them in an air - tight baggie with a date so I can just grab and use during the week.»

So when I get my snack I either prepare a specific small amount in a baggie or container that I can just grab and go or if I do go to pull out a bag of something I take out a small amount, put the bag away, then go elsewhere to eat it.

Just keep them in a sealed container or baggie in your fridge.

Tip: I just stick the moss back in a plastic baggie when done and bust it out whenever I need to mossify something.

My current phone is my first waterproof one and before this I always carried a folded up baggie in my back pocket just in case I got caught in the rain with my phone.

You can always have some cut up chicken frozen in small portions in a baggie to add to a meal; just thaw in a bowl of warm water.

Well, a couple of summers ago I had a great garden (I'll post later on that)-- but it was quite the job — so I don't have one this year — but I have lotz of friends that do — and one just gave me a ton of fresh Rosemary — I dried it and put it in a baggie — everytime I open that bag — the aroma is breathtaking!!

I keep the same paper towel in a little plastic baggie and just add a little more Mineral oil to it each time.