how to store left over box of tapioca ?
910627
I used to just leave it in the box with the lid closed and it was fine. Now that I get more boxes at a time I empty them into a sealed plastic container. This is for convenience only though.
910628
I store mine in a lock and lock container with the instructions taped to the top
910629
I place it into a clear "Lock & Lock" container that has a rubber seal top that clips on , or you could use a Ziploc bag inside a widemouth canning jar with a sealing lid and screw top. I have kept mine for well over two years, keeping all the extra boxes inside a Ziploc bag and stored in a waterproof 5 gal bucket w/lid somewhere cool but dry. Good luck E. J.
910630
I put emptied a couple of boxes into a screw-top jar which keeps out humidity etc & stores like any other dry goods item keeps indefinitely!
910631
I store the dry tapioca in my kitchen cabinet. I store the prepared tapioca pudding in my refrigerator.
910632
I put the box in a ziploc bag. If I will be storing for a longer period of time I would put it in a Mason jar. Hope this helps ;)
1268105
I just make a slit in the top of the package, take out what I need and leave the rest in the plastic. Then I just store that in a gallon ziploc bag and store it in my cupboard.
303313
I assume you're asking about storage when it is not hot enough to be needed. Keep it in the freezer, will stop mildew and bacteria.
706618
I'm pretty sure you can save some. It's a good idea to do that because there is usually more than you need in the box. Also, it doesn't last very long.
845302
Take the outer packaging sleeve off. The box is a plastic, snap-close reuseable box.
787688
The Enfamil website says to store cans unopened at room temperatue and to use by date on bottom of carton/can. I would look into the Amazon scheduling program "Subscribe and Save". This way you can set up automatic delivery as needed and perhaps stay in contact so you know when to move up to the next stage or to find out if it's being used more slowly or more fast than originally thought. It's a great program, you can change the delivery day as needed.
2018726
I have not used that area for storing anything but I think a bottle of nail polish will fit, depending on the shape of it. There would be room for two. Polish and base coat!
815226
You would need to buy a thermal container. Most bento boxes (like this one) are just plastic (usually microwavable) or metal (not microwavable) containers.
2186678
How about storing it in the freezer after you empty it? might get brittle though...
1362308
It's best stored in a cool dry space. I keep mine sealed in a thick freezer ziplock bag.
1061994
We actually did not store it in a box, we took it apart and put it up on a shelf --but it breaks down for storage- we used plastic wrap to wrap it together. I hope that helps
180960
The box it is in is pretty sturdy like a game box and can be used to store it. Inside all the bits and bolts are in sealed bags that are useless once cut open. For my nephew my mother gave him a few ziplock bags of various sizes to store the pieces. We were able to get everything back inside witt no issues and it can be stored like that when not in use.
2100698
Storage of a batch of something in the refrigerator without having to transfer the contents or use plastic wrap.
691046
I refrigerate them in the bag they came in. Take out what you need and let them warm before use. I dip them in clonex solution before use
2237401
I have stored it overnight, however, what I usually do is cool what is left over in the refrigerator, then I cut it into pieces and wrap in plastic wrap then place into a freeqer bag. I have been doing this and it is always delicious. Good luck, Andi
2026174
Save the box & packaging Should be no problem to disassemble, repack & transport
1331958
Hi, thanks for your question. I've done a quick search of our catalog and found small Sterilite storage boxes here: