How To Easily Make a Snack and Beverage Holder With a Simple Recycled Milk Carton
I love to recycle when I can, and this simple recycled milk carton spout makes a great snack and beverage holder.
It’s a quick and easy project,t and you’re going to love the simplicity of this little container.
Items Needed
- Glass jar/any size and any size opening
- Pencil/marker/pen
- Paper scissors
- Recycled milk or beverage carton with a plastic spout
What to put in your recycled milk carton spout jar?
Of course, you can put whatever you want in these little jars, but here are some ideas for which I use them.
I keep a jar filled with sunflower seeds, which makes it really easy to shake a bunch onto a salad or for snacking; the same goes for nuts.
When we travel, it’s easy to throw a few small jars filled with snacks into our travel bag.
These recycled milk carton lids also make a great little beverage holder. Just unscrew the lid and take a sip. The lid seals well and does not leak! They make a fun little sippy cup for the little ones.
- Nuts/seeds
- Liquid beverages
- Seeds
- Dried fruit
Instructions
- Take an empty, recycled milk carton and rinse it thoroughly.
- Using a pair of PAPER SCISSORS, poke a hole in the side of the carton about halfway down.
- Continue to cut around the carton.
- Open up the carton and flatten it out.
- Decide which size of jar you will use and trace the top of the jar.
- Offset the spout so it’s close to the edge, but not right against it, because you need to leave a little space from the jar ring, as indicated in the photo above.
- Cut along the traced line and discard the remaining container.
- Apply the lid on top of the jar and screw on the ring. Tadah!
Now you’re ready to fill your jar. I have several of these jars, and whenever I buy milk to make my Instant Pot Yogurt, I save the recycled milk carton spout for another lid.
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