101 Uses for Empty Food Storage Cans

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Are you feeling adventurous? Wanna be frugal and recycle empty food containers? This post is for you 🙂

If you have empty #10 food storage cans lying around, there are so many uses for these once they are opened, at which point they can’t be resealed like a bucket. The main post doesn’t actually have 101 uses laid out, but there are a ton of additional suggestions in the comments you can check out, too.

If you do not buy the bigger #10 cans, you can always go to your local LDS food bank and buy them there. I am not sure how much they are but they will be worth every penny. Check out all of the 101 uses and see if you can finally find a home for your cans.

Uses for Empty Food Storage Cans

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