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Beavshak t1_itbe7xc wrote
Please elaborate.
deep_violet t1_itbi9tz wrote
Many grandmothers repurposed these tins to hold sewing supplies.
Beavshak t1_itbikvl wrote
Thanks. Both my grandmother and mother are big time quilters, and other sewing projects. Never seen them use these tins for that (which were also a regular holiday item).
a2jeeper t1_itc0d8d wrote
My grandma used them for everything, grandpa had some in the garage.
We make homemade cookies every year and refill them.
My buddy moved away for college and said the best gift he got was one of these. Any time it was empty he would send it to his mom and she would refill it and send it back to him with homemade cookies. Really neat idea for homesick college kids.
Similarly, we save all of our takeout containers (the plastic ones, typical for our thai and chineese, etc) and take them to relatives at thanksgiving because they make a great way to split leftovers and you don’t have to care about ever getting it back.
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Beavshak t1_itbew3o wrote
Most definitely not
tchrbrian t1_itccaxe wrote
" yute "
caniborrow50cents OP t1_itcsboi wrote
noodlesaintpasta t1_itcu9n0 wrote
Lol. I just said that too. Those silly kids.
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