Works with these too. I like keeping them in these jars and with a small container of ranch dip beside them I find that they are much more likely to be eaten if they are ready to eat with no work. Healthy snacks ready to go with no work involved.
Here's a site on it where she actually seals the jars with her food saver. I don't seal mine but it still stays really fresh for a long time.
Salad In A Jar
Try keeping your lettuce in jars and see how it works for you.
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The Canned Quilter
This is nice!!! I struggle with the green bags, wrapping towels around it, trying to repackage and nothing keeps it from spoiling. If I use your jars it can be ready for the salad bowl too! Love it.
ReplyDeleteWell, what do you know...never heard of or saw it but am definitely gonna try. thanks
ReplyDeleteI don't have a salad spinner. I usually let mine drain on a paper towel. But I do like the glass jar idea. I may give it a try. Being a novice, when I bought my jars, I bought some refrigerator lids (plastic screw on things), so I will probably try with that and see what happens.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip, CQ! :)
Thanks for this tip. I'm definitely going to try it!
ReplyDeleteI will give this a try. I hardly even buy lettuce cause it's only Farmer Hubby & I and it goes to waste if plans change or we don't eat salad every night. I'll also have to check into a salad spinner, like lindag I just let it sit.
ReplyDeleteNow I'll go check out that site. Thank you!
Well this is sure a good idea. One thing I have is jars! I will try this. My main fresh veggie item I seem to have to watch not to waste is Celery!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a neat trick...I usually wrap my lettuce with damp paper towels and then put it into a cloth towel..I do my celery that way too and it seems to keep longer..
ReplyDeleteI will sooo be trying this-thank you! I hate it when lettuce gets yucky : )
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous tip---I am soooo glad you shared this with us!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tip. I have plenty of canning jars to place the lettuce in.
ReplyDeleteThis reminded me of my grandma... she used to put her "perfect" strawberries in jars (without washing them)and they would last for MANY DAYS in the fridge while she used up the less perfect ones first. Thank you for the memory!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this money saving tip!
ReplyDeleteI heard a while back about wrapping celery in aluminum foil, and putting in fridge. It stays fresh forever.
ReplyDeleteDo you put them in water or dried in the jars?
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