List three ways by which we can reuse a glass jar. Please tell the answer.
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Store leftover or cook-ahead food in your freezer. ‘What?’ I hear you say, ‘Freeze food in glass? That’s a recipe for disaster, surely?’ Actually, it’s perfectly possible to use glass storage in the freezer without it shattering. There are just two really important things to remember. Firstly, liquids expand as they freeze, so leave room for the contents to expand. Secondly, don’t put the lid on until the contents have frozen.
Store prepped-ahead food or leftovers in your fridge. Glass jars are a really useful way to store food in your fridge, because you can see the contents really easily. Prep ahead for tonight’s tea and store your chopped vegetables in glass jars. You can cover with water if necessary. Have a couple of potatoes leftover after tea time? Or a bit of gravy that didn’t get used? Stick them in jars to use up later.
Store cleaning supplies. If you’d like to have a go at making your own cleaning supplies, glass jars a great way to store them.
Store dry food. If you’re lucky enough to have a refill store nearby, you can take your glass jars along to reuse as storage for your groceries. If you don’t have a refill store nearby, you can use an online store like Plastic Free Pantry, who will send your produce in compostable cellulose packaging or brown paper bags. You can then decant these into your own jars at home.
Use as a container for your lunch. When I need a packed lunch to take out with me, I love making up a little salad portion in a jar. Some sliced fresh tomatoes, a bit of raw fennel, pinch of salt and pepper and a drizzle of olive oil. Delicious! You could also fill a jar with pasta salad or tabbouleh. There are loads of other ideas here.
Make your own preserves. I love making jam. It’s a really good way to use up excess fruit to save it from going to waste and it’s another way to reuse your glass jars.
Store your toiletries. Moving out of the kitchen to the bathroom, if you have a go at making your own toiletries, you’re going to need something to store them in and a glass jar is perfect. Homemade deodorant can be mixed up and stored in a jar (wide mouth is best). You can also use them for storing homemade make up wipes, soap and shampoo bars and as a toothbrush holder. When travelling, you can decant toiletries into small jars. Jars also great for hair bobbles, hair slides and hair grips. You’ll never be scrabbling down the sofa cushions for a hair bobble on a school morning ever again!
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1. making flower pot
2. use it as a night lamp
3. put a fish in it