You can open it all up or leave it as is for your needs. Here in Pookieville we use these bags in place of wax paper. Although, I probably wouldn't bake a pumpkin roll on them. I freeze Grandma Kahn's Perfect Pie Crust in them. When it's time to roll out the pie crust, I use them then as well to roll it on. I've cooled caramel popcorn on them. I've also cooled granola on them. mmm... granola.
I have also frozen brownie bites, muffins, and cookies in them.
And on occasion when I use disposable diapers, I've thrown a particularly stinky diaper away in one and put it in the kitchen trash so I didn't have to brave the 10 foot walk to the trash can in the bitter cold. Wrapped in the cereal bag it blocks the smell a lot better than a grocery plastic bag from somewhere like Ooh-Mart.
I am ALWAYS on the lookout for more ways to recycle things and be frugal. I would love some more frugal tips. What do you do in your home that's frugal?
7 comments:
I do this too! I did it at Christmas to separate my cookies in tins. Good tip!
I like to use them for coating chicken with breadcrumbs! Kinda like a 'shake-and-bake' bag!
lura & mom2fur--
great tips! I will incorporate these as well. Thanks!
That is a great idea. I will need to start doing that. Thanks.
Wow I never thought of such thing! Great idea!
Thanks so much Nikki for visiting today and leaving your commment. I love great tips and appreciate yours too!
Blessings,
Vickie@PursuingSimplicity
I can not believe how creative and frugal you are. You are amazing!
I can't think of anythign that I do. I must be too frivolous. lol The only thing I can think of, and it's not much, is that I wrap all my books and boxes for shipping in paper grocery bags (instead of buying shipping boxes or wrapping paper). Oh, I also buy yogurt that comes with a lid (not just foil topped) and reuse the container for cold dry snacks ont he go.
Thanks for the tip!
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