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0May 18, 2012Recent Posts by Erica

reCAP Mason Jar Cap Giveaway Winners

You all had so many great ideas for how to use reCAP Mason Jar Pour Caps. Thanks to everyone who entered. Our five winners were:

  • Ryan
  • Darla S
  • Ellen
  • Toni
  • Wolfie

Winners, you’ve been emailed so check your inbox for details on how to claim your reCAP prize.

Thanks all for entering and for reading!

If you are local to the greater Puget Sound area (or if you don’t mind a long drive), don’t forget to enter to win a free pair of tickets to the Puyallup Mother Earth News Fair ($60 Value) coming up on June 2-3. Today is the last day to enter, so get your name in the hat asap.

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Author: Erica Filed Under: Recent Posts Tagged With: Contests and GiveawaysImportant Stuff: Affiliate disclosure

About Erica

Hi! I'm Erica, the founder of NWEdible and the author of The Hands-On Home. I garden, keep chickens and ducks, homeschool my two kids and generally run around making messes on my one-third of an acre in suburban Seattle. Thanks for reading!

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  1. Ellen says

    May 18, 2012 at 9:39 am

    Thanks! Definitely going to try your stir-fry sauce.

    • Ellen says

      May 24, 2012 at 3:32 pm

      My reCAP lid arrived today. Thanks so much. I’ve got the stirfry sauce mixed up and ready to go.

  2. Pamela says

    May 31, 2012 at 5:41 pm

    I just invented this in my head and then thought: Hey this is too good –someone probably invented it already–Search for it on the internet! and sure enough. . .

    I buy organic milk in half-gallon cartons. For some reason it is harder to get organic milk in quarts and I like the brand I buy in the half gallon. Now and then the last pint goes bad. So I have started pouring half the freshly opened milk in an mason quart jar and putting that in the back of the refrigerator where it is colder. The milk stays sweet and fresh through the whole half gallon. I can think of all kinds of other uses for this too! Ice tea, home made sauces , etc. Little bottles are so hard to wash! This is so much more hygienic. Now I just have to figure out how to get my hands on one. . .

  3. Barbara says

    June 9, 2012 at 7:47 am

    Of what material are the Recaps made? How can I order these

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