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Peanut Butter Storage Jars

Megan at Plum Pudding uses peanut butter jars as storage containers for food, toys, and random craft bits. She drilled small holes into the lid and strung them with ribbon for a crafty touch.

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Posted by: amy on October 25, 2008 at 7:03 PM

Kids with nut allergies! - VERY IMPORTANT

Be careful to wash the jars VERY THOROUGHLY, or consider using another type of jar if the toys you store in them have the possibility of coming into contact with a child who has a severe nut allergy.

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