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Use Dry Erase Pen To Mark Leftovers

When I put leftovers in Tupperware containers, I use a wet erase marker to write the contents and date on the lid of the container. It stays on there until I wash the container, then it comes right off. I used to use Ziploc bags for leftovers so that I could write on the bags but this is cheaper and easier.

By Amanda from Horsham, PA

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December 27, 20100 found this helpful

Great idea, never knew you could do this.

 

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December 27, 2010

When saving food in the refrigerator, write the date on the container with a dry erase marker. I have especially used this a lot with my breast milk. After I pump, I store the milk in a bottle for the babysitter. I use a dry erase marker to note the date so that I do not keep any that could be too old. Some one suggested writing it on tape, but the tape does not stick if there is moisture on the bottle or container. A dry erase marker is easy to use and easy to clean off.

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By T-Woody from Bridgeport, TX

 

May 6, 2010

To find leftovers easy, mark the plastic food containers with a dry-erase pen. The pen will wash off easily.

By Joy from Dayton, Ohio

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Use Dry Erase Pen To Mark Leftovers

Joy, thank you for that. Sometimes things are just so simple you wonder why we don't all think of them. Your idea is certainly a step ahead of my masking tape and a sharpie method! (10/10/2008)

By Beth

Use Dry Erase Pen To Mark Leftovers

I have used a dry erase marker on plastic wrap for freezing items, only to have the ink come off in the freezer, left me with wondering what was inside the dish. I'm going back to my Sharpie marker. (10/11/2008)

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