MOOPOPS - Pot Tops. 2 Reusable Silicone Tops specifically Designed to fit Standard Yoghurt and Cream pots. (Bright)

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They questioned the removal of hard plastic lids from spillage-prone yoghurt and dip pots and the decision to switch ice-cream out of plastic tubs and into cardboard. Tim, from Derbyshire, told us he was still using Sainsbury’s ice-cream containers from the 60s and early 70s for storage in his workshop. Each lid has strong tabs all around the edge to help you pull it into place around any shape of container, and a longer pull tab for releasing the seal. You can be sure the lids are securely sealed, airtight and leakproof as long as the ridged bands around their edges sit flat against the sides of whatever you’re storing. Pour in whatever juice you are wanting to create the ice pop with into the yogurt cup, cover in aluminum foil and let it freeze for a couple of hours. Use The Yogurt Cup As A Planter If you’ve just bought your own machine, we’re here to share our most useful tips on how to use a yoghurt maker. What You Will Need to Use a Yoghurt Maker

You can use the different colours of lids to mark which product to use up first, reducing food waste further If your local recycling center allows aluminum products, you can recycle the aluminum lids from your yogurt by thoroughly and gently cleaning them off.Add almond butter and unsweetened shredded coconut to mellow out any sourness from the yoghurt without an overpowering sugary flavour. This can be a good way to start off growing your plant indoors before transferring them outdoors into a larger container . Use The Yogurt Cup For Food Storage Made with food grade silicone, which is 100% recyclable and does not degrade in the natural environment.

A simple storage solution would be to decant the yogurt into a spare Tupperware container. Make sure the lid has a tight seal and it’ll be good to go! If you find yourself with just a small amount of yogurt left, try our ‘Dollop of Yogurt’ recipes to make sure you’re using up every last tasty drop! That being said, we don’t want to worry you with woes on yogurt freshness. Which is why we’ve popped together our tops tips on how to get the most from your pot.Stretching to provide an airtight, leakproof seal, the set includes six reusable lids in different sizes, so you can cover everything from a jam jar or mug of soup to just-cut fruit or veg to bowls of salad. And although they’re circular, they’re also so stretchy that they can be fitted over square tins, oval dishes and even odd-shaped fruit. Our Reusable Stretchy Lid will launch both online and in selected Sainsbury’s stores on Wednesday 23rd November – the wait is nearly over…

You will also need milk and store-bought yoghurt, if this is your first time making yoghurt. How to Use a Yoghurt MakerFurthermore, this is a great way to portion out how much paint you, or your child, will need without creating too much of a mess. Create A Homemade Ice-Pop Maker With The Yogurt Cup If they’re a little bit larger, then you could store a few cut-up grapes, small candies, or any other food item that you can think. Yogurt Cups And Lids: Recycle Or Reuse? It can be overwhelming to figure out how to make sure that your yogurt lids get recycled, especially when it’s not as simple as just placing them into a recycle bin. Read More: Can You Recycle Ziploc Bags? (Don't Make These Mistakes) Crumple The Aluminum Yogurt Lids Into A Ball Yoghurt has many health benefits, from strengthening your bones and teeth to supporting your digestive health. Yoghurt with live active cultures helps in keeping your intestines healthy.