plastic strawberry containers
05-03-2013, 03:40 PM
#31
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I just asked my daughters to save all their milk jugs and any strawberry containers as I can use them to recycle my own way (milk jugs-but and use instead of a plate for pots, the containers-to hold many different items, tools in my sewing room). Also can use the milk jugs cut down for a crayon table so many possibilites for re-use.
05-04-2013, 02:26 AM
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Can you share how you stop the strawberries from oozing after contact with the warm chocolate? Thanks
Originally Posted by cr12cats
I save mine cause I like to make chocolate covered strawberries. I make them up and put them in muffin baking cups and then put them in the container. Just a little something to take visiting when we go. DH's brothers family enjoy them and it is something they don't make. Shhhhhhh, though on how easy they are, i just put some white cholclate on top to decorate.They are also good for putting a paper towel in and take cookies. I don't have to worry about the holes in the bottom cause at the family get togethers there is none left. I hate to take a container to worry about so I do this or get a container at the store that the hostess can keep.
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