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Salad in a Mason Jar

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1Salad in a Mason Jar Empty Salad in a Mason Jar Sun Jul 14, 2013 12:43 pm

bethk

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I was checking things out on Pinterest and saw an idea I can remember from the 1980's or so.....salad stored in a mason jar so you could make the salads ahead and have them ready for any day of the week.

Now they have changed some of the ingredients but its basically the same idea. I saw mention about Weight Watchers points so maybe it's now part of the WW program, IDK.

The basic idea is you put your salad dressing in the bottom of the jar and then the firmer vegetables like carrots, cabbage, celery, etc., then you stuff in your lettuce in the top and put on the lid.

When it's time to eat your salad is ready to eat and all you have to do is drop it in a bowl and toss to mix. The variety is endless and by chopping and prepping 3 or 4 salads at a time to store in the refrigerator you're more likely to include the salads in your menu.

2Salad in a Mason Jar Empty Re: Salad in a Mason Jar Sun Jul 14, 2013 9:28 pm

Imelda HL

Imelda HL

bethk wrote:I was checking things out on Pinterest and saw an idea I can remember from the 1980's or so.....salad stored in a mason jar so you could make the salads ahead and have them ready for any day of the week.

Now they have changed some of the ingredients but its basically the same idea.  I saw mention about Weight Watchers points so maybe it's now part of the WW program, IDK.

The basic idea is you put your salad dressing in the bottom of the jar and then the firmer vegetables like carrots, cabbage, celery, etc., then you stuff in your lettuce in the top and put on the lid.  

When it's time to eat your salad is ready to eat and all you have to do is drop it in a bowl and toss to mix.  The variety is endless and by chopping and prepping 3 or 4 salads at a time to store in the refrigerator you're more likely to include the salads in your menu.

that's a good idea.. mmh.. gotta steal it Laughing   I just some pics of water in mason jar, with fruits.. lemons, limes, strawberries, pears and more.. I can tell they must be so refreshing in summer time like now Salad in a Mason Jar 3593629538

3Salad in a Mason Jar Empty Re: Salad in a Mason Jar Mon Jul 15, 2013 5:35 pm

Crybaby

Crybaby

I love this idea, too!

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