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Freeze left-over coffee in cubes. When you want a cup of coffee, heat a few cubes in a cup in the microwave. Especially like to do this with flavored coffees.
Doris, Decatur, IL
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The plastic lids that come with Hershey's chocolate syrup are the exact size to cover a can of condensed milk. That way, you can save what's left if you use canned milk rather than fresh milk in recipes.
Barb, Milwaukee
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For a different look to sweet breads like pumpkin
bread, Bannana bread, bake in 1 lb coffee cans.
grease and flour just like you would for bread pan.
Connie Sterling
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When you have a spoonful or so of vegetables, like beans, peas, corn, rice, etc., leftover after a meal, put in a freezer container or bag in freezer. Use it to make vegetable soup.
Joy from Delaware
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When your kitchen sponges get all cruddy put them in the dishwasher( top shelf ), They will come out like new.
Bob Huebner
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an inexpensive way to wash fruits and vegetables and even poultry and pork is to place peeled food in a bowl of cold water with 1/2cup of white vinegar, but do not put meat and veggies in the same bowl! This wash will help keep food fresh, especially peeled carrots & broccoli.
Debra Silva/Long Island,NY
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Leftover Meatloaf makes a great meat for Tacos. Just add taco spices mixed with water (follow the packet's instructions) and reheat in a pan.
Marsha, Washington DC
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Don't toss out those small empty creamers and milkers after you've added the contents to your coffee or tea! Wash them out and keep them to use as moulds for your next batch of homemade chocolates. With a little squeeze on the bottom of the creamer, your chocolate creation will pop right out!
Heather Diodati, Montreal, QC, Canada
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Freeze left-over coffee or tea in cubes. Use the cubes in iced coffee or tea to keep your drink cold and to keep the flavor from becoming watered down.
Cheri
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I use salt to clean my coffee cup and coffee pot. Just wet the item to be cleaned and pour in some salt. Clean by rubbing with a wet dish rag or damp paper towel. Salt is cheaper than sugar as someone suggested and does a great job. Just be sure to rinse well after cleaning.
Jean , Nebraska
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