Sentences with phrase «reusable containers if»

Divide the fruit into 4 servings into 4 separate bowls or glass reusable containers if storing for later.

Once ingredients are mixed well, transfer into snack sized bags or reusable containers if packing in school lunches or small mason jars if taking it to work for an afternoon snack.

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The Crowler gives breweries serving their beer exclusively on tap at the brewery, like Prohibition Pig, a completely sanitized container to fill with their beer, unlike a reusable growler, that if not cleaned properly, can harbor leftovers from previous fills.

I think for the next to months I will do better about always having a reusable container for my husband's sandwich (I have been known to sometimes use plastic bags for them if I forgot to wash his containers).

If you run short on time and have to buy yogurt from the store, buy it in the larger containers, then scoop out the desired amount into your child's reusable container.

If one is packing reusable containers and real silverware (I found half - size pieces at a local everything - unusual store - they're fabulous!)

If this is you, consider a few other options the next time you look to purchase reusable containers.

If you couple this with packing your lunch in reusable containers and real silverware, you'll really be doing the earth a favor — and you might find that it's actually not that hard.

If you can remember (like with reusable bags), bringing a tupperware type container with you solves the leftovers dilemma.

If you love this machine's milk frothing feature and compact size but don't want to be stuck using pods, reusable pod containers are available that you can fill with your own preferred grind of beans.

Does anyone know if any of the commercial roll on containers are reusable?

If you make a big batch ahead of time, divide it into a few reusable containers and heat it up in the office microwave — you'll be the envy of everyone.

For packing meals to work I've got plenty of reusable containers I'm happy with, it's more like when I roast up a bunch of pumpkin puree or apple sauce to freeze what do I do with that if I don't use freezer bags?

However, the collapsible feature more than makes up for the downsides, making this a great bottle if you're constantly on the move and want to stuff away an empty, reusable container.

When you cook a batch of homemade food, let it cool, and — if you make more than your dog can eat within a couple of days — portion it into reusable, washable containers, then freeze and defrost as needed.

If you really have a need to pour water on something, use a reusable container you already have laying around.

When I shop for spices I prioritize organic, fair - trade (via Ten Thousand Villages in Canada), or zero waste (buying with reusable containers at Bulk Barn), but if local were an option, I'd happily go for that.

If you choose not to cook or potluck, communicate with caterers that you prefer reusable food containers, rather than plastic bags or wrap.

So, buy in larger quantities and opt instead for glass or stainless reusable containers - or even a safer plastic if you must use plastic.