Sentences with phrase «not in a glass container»

I know some of these allow alcohol, but not in a glass container.

Grills are available in the picnic areas, and you can take food and drinks to the beach as long as they aren't in glass containers.

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, but we chose not to include this set in our guide because of too many buyer complaints of glass shards breaking off the container.

The Wirecutter recommends a similar GlassLock set, but we chose not to include this set in our guide because of too many buyer complaints of glass shards breaking off the container.

Glass containers cost more than plastic, but they tend to hold up better in the microwave, don't take on the characteristics of the food they hold, and some of them can even go in the oven.

I normally keep your smoothies overnight in the fridge in a mason jar, however, I was wondering whether you could recommend any containers that aren't glass to carry smoothies in during the day?

The wafers are snappy and crisp even when dipped in chocolate, and stay crisp for at least a week on their own if you store them in a glass container (always store anything crispy in glass, not plastic).

Combine equal amounts (weight wise) of water and strong, white bread flour in a glass or plastic jar / container (not metal) until you have an even batter.

Here are the containers I recommend using for meal prep; they're glass, they're oven and microwave safe, and they're thin so they don't take up a ton of room in the fridge!

I don't like using plastic though and I don't have a glass container the right size, so I wrapped it in unbleached parchment paper, so that could be interesting too!

There is rarely a week in our house when granola is not in the cupboard, living in its devoted pop - top glass container.

Place it in a stoneware or glass container, loosely covered with a lid; or with a screw - on top, not fully screwed on.

I make sure to marinate chicken in either a glass container or a storage bag — not in aluminum foil, because it can alter the taste.

Be sure to get the regular or full fat milk in a glass container or can and not the light or carton based varieties.

Not adding sugar to the 2nd ferment, will do with this next batch Only left it 1 day — I'm in Houston so it's between 74 — 78 + I'm using a glass container, sealed The other thing I was wondering is I'm using flitered water either from the fridge, or from the tap — would that take out the chlorine?

I put in a glass container and then cut them into squares but I wanted to serve these to my nieces and they do not look that great with my bad cutting skills.

«Our bottle is revolutionary in that it will decrease — and why not eventually see disappear — glass packaging in favour of containers of plant origin with a negative carbon footprint (the plant absorbs more carbon that is needed to produce the bottle),» says the company.

She herself has switched to packing everything in metal and glass containers... I'm not ready to go that far yet.

Breast milk bags aren't as bulky as glass or plastic containers, so they take up less storage space in your refrigerator or freezer.

Always warm baby food cubes in a glass bowl and not in plastic containers as researchindicates glass is safer.

Place it in freezer containers with about 1 inch of headspace or in standard canning jars with about 2 inches of headspace to allow for expansion (glass jars can break if there isn't enough headspace).

We can not accept milk that was stored in reused food containers (eg, old dairy milk cartons, juice bottles, or glass containers).

PLEASE don't send glass containers in school lunches.

I do not microwave in plastic because of the risk of toxins getting into the food, actually don't care for microwaves that much so I started putting my hot things in glass containers, even small mason jars work for heating up if you'd like to use a microwave, or I heat them up at home, store them in glass, and keep it separate from the other foods.

This cologne comes in a sleek all glass container that gives t n edge, even on your bathroom counter.

Her first task is to identify species in the faculty's medicinal plants collection: Many of the glass containers «are not identified, with the labels completely destroyed, [or] with just a file out somewhere,» Cabral says.

For instance, sodium fluoride and hydrofluoric acid should not be disposed of in glass containers, they are highly corrosive to glass and will eat through it leaving you with quite a mess.

Besides costing less to manufacture than glass bottles, the Bag - in - Box apparatus, invented by Scholle packaging a half century ago, weighs significantly less, stacks more efficiently (meaning more wine can go with each container load) and will not shatter if dropped.

Wrap in wax paper, plastic wrap, or snack size ziploc bags (or glass containers if you aren't giving to kids) and store in the refrigerator until ready to use.

Be sure to get the regular or full fat milk in a glass container or can and not the light or carton based varieties.

Here are the containers I recommend using for meal prep; they're glass, they're oven and microwave safe, and they're thin so they don't take up a ton of room in the fridge!

Since you're not likely to store this high - protein snack in single serving containers, just be mindful of the type of glass you pour your milk into before you drink.

If not consume right away, kefir milk can be stored in glass with lid container.

If their beautiful products aren't enough convincing for you, the fact that they use only glass and tin containers which can be recycled or reused; and packaged in recycled materials, should be.

Avoid drinking out of cans, absolutely do not heat up foods in plastic containers (limit / eliminate all plastic products altogether if possible by using glass products), avoid drinking out of water bottles, and limit / decrease using canned foods.

Be sure not to transfer hot broth to a glass container, but this broth can be refrigerated for a week in sealed glass jars.

My biggest obstacle is NOT being allowed to send glass containers for my kids lunch, so even if I store leftovers in glass, I have to transfer them to plastic to send them with my kids to school.

In order to make the cream mix about 30 drops of grapefruit essential oil with 1 cup of raw organic coconut oil in a glass container (don't use plastic containersIn order to make the cream mix about 30 drops of grapefruit essential oil with 1 cup of raw organic coconut oil in a glass container (don't use plastic containersin a glass container (don't use plastic containers).

To make a cream or ointment mix about one round teaspoon or 10 tablets or of Mumio (freeze Mumio first and grind it in a coffee grinder to make powder) with 20 drops of any citrus essential oil (grapefruit, orange, lemon, etc.), 5 drops (not more) of cinnamon essential oil and about 100 ml of vegetable glycerine or vaseline or any baby cream (free from harmful additives) in a glass jar (don't use plastic containers).

Side note — which I didn't see addressed in the article... DO N'T put your broth into glass containers immediateN'T put your broth into glass containers immediately.

Not necessarily seashells that I found and collected for years and am framing for sentimental reasons, just a stash of shells that I bought at a garage sale and stored in a pretty blue glass container until I found a good reason to use them.

I don't have a fancy pants blender (hello Mr Beach Cottage, KitchenAid please), I have an el cheapo smoothie maker courtesy of this shop and I am very pleased with how it's going (it's not on the website but it is an «Abode Smoothie Maker»)- I bought it because I wasn't sure how this smoothie thing was going to go but so far so good — it comes with two containers to blend the fruit in that come with lids with pourers so once you have whizzed up the smoothie, you just pop the lid on, bung it in the fridge and then just pour from there when you want a glass... too easy!

This included switching to stainless steel and glass food containers, not microwaving food in plastic, washing their hands after handling receipts, avoiding canned foods and takeout in plastic, and using a coffee filter or percolator instead of plastic coffee makers that may contain polycarbonate - based water tanks and phthalate - based tubing.

And in all likelihood, you have glass containers and jars in your cupboard right now not being used to their full potential!

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The glass storage containers used to be on the counter or in my lazy susan and now all the labels can't be seen in the pantry.

Love the wooden pedestal and little nest and eggs... The eggs and branches in the glass container look tastefully simple and wonderful!

Place your lime in a plastic or glass (not metal) container large enough to hold two to three cups.

I decided to put the «leftovers» of what didn't fit into the glass containers in the bottom drawer of the dresser.