Raising teenagers is always interesting.
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper I love it when they do that! Though the youngest of mine will put plastic wrap over a big bowl of grapes. She doesn’t quite understand the reasons for wrapping things i’m afraid.
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper
We always inverted the cut melon onto a plate.
Parents have been doing this since the 60s.Granted it took up more shelf space on the fridge shelf, so I like this idea, either with a pan lid, or an inverted plate.
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper Kudos to the teenager who came up with this idea!
There is hope yet.
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper Very convenient because now you can bring the watermelon straight from the fridge to the stove.
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That's how god intended it. Why else would the sizes of melon and pot lid match so well?
@HansZauner it's so obvious in hindsight lol
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I was thinking:
- if fruit is too big for plate, pot lid might be required
- but, doing without pot lid might be inconvenient, I have a lot of plates so plates are handy when they fit.Re the other person's comment, yes I also use food containers to store cut fruit, when a plate is too big. Convenient for juicy things too as they have deep sides.
Anyway, it is very encouraging to hear about all these ways to avoid plastic!
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@sunnydeveloper we have reusable rubber lids in various sizes for different bowls, fruits or vegetables. Nothing large enough for a watermelon unfortunately.
@th @sunnydeveloper Hell yeah banana condom.
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@sunnydeveloper
We always inverted the cut melon onto a plate.
Parents have been doing this since the 60s.Granted it took up more shelf space on the fridge shelf, so I like this idea, either with a pan lid, or an inverted plate.
@Maker_of_Things @sunnydeveloper I go inverted plate because then things can be stacked on top of it. But more often if I have melon it's cut up and put in a square container, again for the Tetris of it all.
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPicturesMakes perfect sense to me
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPicturesField expedient
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper So clever!
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Raising teenagers is always interesting. Why, for example, wouldn't a pot lid be a better and more environmental option than plastic wrap for a watermelon?
#innovation #WatermelonPictures@sunnydeveloper Upside-down on a plate was my favoured method, stops juice getting everywhere too.
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