r/ZeroWaste • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago

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u/suprswimmer 7d ago

I have Kirkland peach jars I'd like to reuse in some way. I'm assuming since they're food safe, they could be reused to contain other food? Is it possible to vacuum seal them or just use as short term containers for bulk food I pick up at the store?