It works really well to put your jellies into small plastic squeeze bottles. That way you can just squeeze a small amount onto your toast without the sticky mess that you often get by just scooping it out of the jars.
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What kind of squeeze bottle? Like honey or ketchup? This sounds like a good idea for kids who insist on making their own sandwiches! Thanks.
You don't have to transfer your jams jellies to squeeze bottles necessarily as some already come that way! Grape and strawberry come in squeeze bottles at the store. I believe Smucker's and Welch's has some....might even be raspberry too! I have been using them for years for making my kids P B & J.
IT IS ALSO MORE EXPENSIVE TO BUY IT ALREADY IN A SQUEEZE BOTTLE. WHY NOT SAVE SOME $$ AND DO IT YOUR SELF
IT DOESN'T REALLY TAKE MORE THAN A FEW MINUTES TO PLACE THE JELLY IN A SQUEEZE BOTTLE OF YOUR OWN
AND I LIKE SAVING THE MONEY TO USE ON OTHER THINGS
Another post about the squeeze jelly I'd like to add. I like a lot of the Great value brand products that Wal-Mart sells....I guess it's their own line. Anyway, yesterday I bought a 21.5 oz squeezable grape jelly in the Great Value brand and it was $1.47. I know the name brands in the squeeze bottle are much more. Of course, buying a big jar of grape jelly and putting in a recycled squeeze container might be even a better deal.
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