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Recycling Plastic Frozen Food Containers


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Reusing Plastic Frozen Food Containers - making French toastI don't shop at Costco, but I have friends who do. They save me the black, durable containers from their frozen foods. I am sharing the value of two sizes today.

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The first is for my sourdough bread, which is not a square but more of an oblong shape. When I make french toast, it's hard to "squoosh" it down inside a square container. This is the perfect size.

The second is for soaking my flatware. I don't use my dishwasher for anything, but draining my dishes, and for plasticware.

So in the morning, I put in some soapy water and throw in the flatware to soak. When I do my dishes at night they are virtually clean.

I also use them for crafts, the bigger ones from lasagna for holding yarn, storing photos, etc. N-JOY!

And if you are wondering, these are #5 which are safe. I never use them for the microwave, but you can use these for non-food stuff if you have concerns.

For the list of safe numbers on food containers check the link below.

Link: http://www.babygreenthumb.com/p-122-safe-plastic-numbers-guide.aspx

Reusing Plastic Frozen Food Containers
 

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