Sara Noel’s many uses for baby food jars
Sara Noel’s Frugal Village newspaper column today focuses on the many possible uses for baby food jars. You’ll find it on page 3E of today’s print and e-editions of The Monroe Evening News or here at the Frugal Village web site.
A snippet:
They’re the perfect size for storing rubber bands, twist ties, toothpicks, rolls of stamps, paper clips, safety pins, small amounts of homemade mixes, and herbs and spices. You can make your own compound butters, cinnamon-and-sugar mix, and spice blends, too. You can prechop an onion and store it in a large baby-food jar.
Yes, I have a baby food jar that holds cinnamon and Splenda. I use a small Mason jar to hold my homemade taco spice.
But if you have no use for your baby food jars, see if a 4-H or scout troop leader or classroom teacher could use them for a craft project or assignment.
Posted: August 10th, 2008 under Frugal living, In the News, Preschool years.
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