Sentences with phrase «just tupperware»

It's just tupperware, nothing dangerous, or I want them to play with the pots and the pans.

Not exact matches

I just use plastic tupperwares.

in a tupperware, and we all just slopped some out into our bowls.

This was a delicious treat for us and we happily have some leftovers to munch on today (pluck the leftover mussels out of their shells, seal in a tupperware and eat cold, or just warmed the next day.

Should I freeze them or is it okay just to leave them in a tupperware container?

I start by putting a cup of oats in each of my work tupperware containers, then pour almond milk over the oats — I never really measure this, I just try to almost totally cover the oats.

It might be too late for my response, but I have just put them in tupperware with a sealed lid and then baked them later in the day and they turned out just fine.

I made a large tupperware of cereal (chia, hemp seeds, buckwheat grouts, & cranberries) so we can just spoon a few tbsp into a bowl w almond milk et voila super healthy fast breakfast.

-LSB-...] tupperwares full of egg whites in my fridge, just waiting to be whipped up into something tasty.

So it's no surprise that I have tupperwares full of egg whites in my fridge, just waiting to be whipped up into something tasty.

This Oatmeal is perfect for meal prep — just portion out your oats and jam into old jars or tupperware, and top as desired!

I was just wondering if I made them today (thursday the 8th of August), would they last in a tupperware without getting moldy until Friday night?

As far as freezing goes, once they're set I just placed them in air - tight tupperware, and separated any layers with a sheet of parchment paper.

I assemble everything ahead of time with the exception of the lemon - I just put a wedge in my tupperware.

Once I've made one or two, I usually just store the black beans in a tupperware and this meal becomes a regular thing for 2 or 3 days.

I usually just dump my oatmeal in tupperware if I need it to be on the go, but muffins sound like a much less messy alternative.

I found that layering the cookies between sheets of parchment paper and placing in a tupperware but not completely sealing the lid was the perfect storage method (though the addition of whole wheat flour may have made them just a touch less «wet» and easier to store).

I have a thermos for mine, which keeps it warm till at least lunchtime, though Freddy takes his into his office in an old bit of tupperware — he says it is just as good cold (odd man).

Quick question - should i keep them refrigerated them or just leave in tupperware on counter.

If you're in a rush and don't have time to throw together a sandwich, just put a mix of meats, vegetables, and crackers into a sectioned - off tupperware container and let your kid do the rest.

(If I could just get my hubby to bring home the sandwhich - sized tupperware containers, we'd be golden!!!)

... or instead of buying all of these new items, use items you already have around the house — old purses (for girls), tupperware, visit second - hand stores for cloth napkins... it's hard to get excited about «be a green parent» articles, blog entries, and websites that just tell us to go buy something b / c it is green... even the Waste Free Lunch website tries to sell us on how much less it costs to pack a lunch, saying that cloth napkins, lunch bag, reusable containers and thermoses don't cost anything while tabulating the cost of paper / disposable versions... but there is an initial layout, so that argument doesn't hold my attention.

Our youngest has a little tupperware bottle with a built in straw for water during car trips but I have just taught all my kids to use cups right off the bat.

I love that it is one container, My son has already thrown away 2 little tupperware containers the first week of school because he forgets and just scoops them up with his trash.

I just give my kids some buckets of water and old tupperwares and things.

If you don't have a yoga block, try a rectangular tupperware container - just holding it there will do the trick for beginners.

I just put them in a tupperware.

It can feel rude and awkward to not eat the food people have prepared for you, and just as rude or awkward to show up with your own tupperware of greens!

I've invested in a bunch of tupperware, so that my approach is just like The Rock.

You can also make this the night before, store in a glass container (tupperware or mason jar) and either eat raw (overnight oats) or just heat it up the next morning, at home or at your office.

(That means don't bring your own tupperware out to dinner or open your god damn container of tuna on an airplane... that's just f'd up and weird as shit.)

Just cover with towel or does it need to be in tupperware?

10 T organic coconut oil 6 T Baking soda 50 drops Peppermint Stevia Store in a tupperware container It's best if you use it in temperatures above 71 degrees because when it gets colder the coconut oil hardens a little, but I just take a fork or my toothbrush and work it a little bit.

i just store them in a tupperware on the counter.

Think of it as a jewelry / tupperware party, just for dating!

I knew I wasn't going to need a lot of paint, so I used a paint sample that was just sitting on a shelf in the basement collecting dust.I poured the paint into an old tupperware bowl, mixed up half a cup of baking soda and 3 tablespoons of water, and mixed that in with the paint.