Decorate it the way you wish to go with your décor and you should be able to store coffee, tea bags, anything dry that needs a tight cover to stay fresh. Pasta, cookies, candy, whatever you want. You could use it to store pens, pencils, any number of things.
Dfm has asked the right question, as, if the container is more of a cardboard, or has a cardboard liner, it will be impossible to completely remove the residual oil from the cookies. It will eventually go rancid, and, will be absorbed by whatever you are storing inside.
Sometimes also, depending on the porosity of the plastic, similar containers originally used in the sale of food containing any fat, will retain oil particles as well, and will therefore also be unsuitable for storing anything else that for the same reason.
i know where there ar Amish dry goods stores....emphasize the dry. The goods are packaged in plastic bags..a bit flimsy. I collect suitable contaniers to put them in. My house hold is me and 3 cats...hard to cook for 1. With the dried goods I can make 1 portion or 20.
I would store sewing notions, buttons, wine bottle corks, paper clips, glass beads or marbles, basically any craft supplies or office supplies. You can also use it for personal care items like bobby pins, barrettes, rubber bans. Finally, make a First Aid kit out of it -- hold band-aids, tape, tweezers, scissors, ointment, etc. OH ONE MORE! Make a beach/pool kit - store lip balm, sun block, bug spray, wet wipes for sandy feet. The options are endless!
I have access to Amish dry goods store...the Amish don’t use modern fridges, cars etc.the goods are dry...think instant soup. They come in thin plastic bags...I save containers to fill with the dry goods, I can peel the label off the bag and put it on another sturdier container. I can make single servings o
I collect recipes from various sources..have about 3 binders full...Rasberry coco mix..3 cups instant hot coco mix . 1 package unsweetened raspberry koolaid mix. Combine in a large zip shut bag. Shake unti well mixed. Use 2 heaping tablespoons in a coffee mug of hot water.
Coco mix 2 cups nonfat dry milk powder, 1/2 cup powdered nondairy creamer, 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, 10 packets of equal sweetener. Mix all. Use 1/3 cup of mix per mug, add boiling water.
This I pad did it again....erased my reply....the recipe I use is on the budget 101 web site. Myo mixes I think is the header...the web page is a bit crowded....
have you checked out the budget 101 web site? many recipes of all types on that site. some things are less expensive to make some are equal in price...some a bit more to make. it just depends on the local grocers.
you may want to check out web site called budget 101....lots of good recipes. there are copycat recipes of restaurant meals, mug meals...make your own convenience mixes i.e. bisquick type mixes. run a cost comparison to the pre packaged. some pre mix you can get on sale less expensive than make your own.
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Cover it with Contact or Paint.
Paint it, mod podge it with fabric or paper, embellish, cover in contact paper. I would glue or screw on a decorative knob on top.
is this canister all metal, or more of a cardboard? or plastic?
Decorate it the way you wish to go with your décor and you should be able to store coffee, tea bags, anything dry that needs a tight cover to stay fresh. Pasta, cookies, candy, whatever you want. You could use it to store pens, pencils, any number of things.
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I would paint it a bright color and store raisins in it.
Dfm has asked the right question, as, if the container is more of a cardboard, or has a cardboard liner, it will be impossible to completely remove the residual oil from the cookies. It will eventually go rancid, and, will be absorbed by whatever you are storing inside.
Sometimes also, depending on the porosity of the plastic, similar containers originally used in the sale of food containing any fat, will retain oil particles as well, and will therefore also be unsuitable for storing anything else that for the same reason.
ive never tried the product.....metal cans get spray paint and a label...homemade coco with raspberry hints.
You could spray paint it, chalk paint it or decopage it. Plenty of options. Washi or patterned duck tape would work too.
i know where there ar Amish dry goods stores....emphasize the dry. The goods are packaged in plastic bags..a bit flimsy. I collect suitable contaniers to put them in. My house hold is me and 3 cats...hard to cook for 1. With the dried goods I can make 1 portion or 20.
I would find some type of paper with design that matches your need & apply the paped with Mod Podge.
I would store sewing notions, buttons, wine bottle corks, paper clips, glass beads or marbles, basically any craft supplies or office supplies. You can also use it for personal care items like bobby pins, barrettes, rubber bans. Finally, make a First Aid kit out of it -- hold band-aids, tape, tweezers, scissors, ointment, etc. OH ONE MORE! Make a beach/pool kit - store lip balm, sun block, bug spray, wet wipes for sandy feet. The options are endless!
I have access to Amish dry goods store...the Amish don’t use modern fridges, cars etc.the goods are dry...think instant soup. They come in thin plastic bags...I save containers to fill with the dry goods, I can peel the label off the bag and put it on another sturdier container. I can make single servings o
f soup, muffin..no left overs.
This looks like the right size for bracelets to me, especially the rubber bracelets with messages on them. ☺️
I collect recipes from various sources..have about 3 binders full...Rasberry coco mix..3 cups instant hot coco mix . 1 package unsweetened raspberry koolaid mix. Combine in a large zip shut bag. Shake unti well mixed. Use 2 heaping tablespoons in a coffee mug of hot water.
Coco mix 2 cups nonfat dry milk powder, 1/2 cup powdered nondairy creamer, 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, 10 packets of equal sweetener. Mix all. Use 1/3 cup of mix per mug, add boiling water.
enjoy!
This I pad did it again....erased my reply....the recipe I use is on the budget 101 web site. Myo mixes I think is the header...the web page is a bit crowded....
there is also a standard hot coco mix available...a bit less expensive than store bought....depending on where you shop.
Budget 101 web site myo mixes should get you to the recipe
See budget 101 web site...make your own mixes.
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Your welcome. Have you checked out the budget 101 web site? Many good recipes and clones of restaurant meals.
have you checked out the budget 101 web site? many recipes of all types on that site. some things are less expensive to make some are equal in price...some a bit more to make. it just depends on the local grocers.
you may want to check out web site called budget 101....lots of good recipes. there are copycat recipes of restaurant meals, mug meals...make your own convenience mixes i.e. bisquick type mixes. run a cost comparison to the pre packaged. some pre mix you can get on sale less expensive than make your own.