What to do with left over tuna cans / myLot

Kingston, New York

September 18, 2016 3:27pm CST

Here what you can do with left over tuna cans. After you wash them.You can use them for a cookie cutter. Cookie comes out bakery size. You can all so use them to make hamburger patties. This is a different way of recycling.

4 people like this

3 responses

louievill

@louievill (28851)

• Philippines

18 Sep 16

you can cut out the bottom and use it to make a perfect fried egg, I think it's more of or called "upcycling" rather than recycling

2 people like this

goingeagle3

@eagletrek2 (5499)

• Kingston, New York

19 Sep 16

In other words McMuffin egg.

1 person likes this

Anna

@LadyDuck (458008)

• Switzerland

19 Sep 16

I use other kind of cans to do this, the one used for tuna are always a bit smelly. I throw them in the cans recycler.

1 person likes this

goingeagle3

@eagletrek2 (5499)

• Kingston, New York

19 Sep 16

A good wash in very hot water get the smell away. If you have a dishwasher a lot better way to get smell out I never had a problem getting rid of smell

1 person likes this

Anna

@LadyDuck (458008)

• Switzerland

19 Sep 16

@eagletrek2 I feel so much the smells, I feel the smell of tuna, so I use the empty pineapple cans.

patgalca

@patgalca (18180)

• Orangeville, Ontario

18 Sep 16

Really, you could use any size can or jar for the same purpose. It's a good idea, though no use to me as I don't eat tuna anymore, nor do I bake cookies anymore. LOL!

1 person likes this

goingeagle3

@eagletrek2 (5499)

• Kingston, New York

19 Sep 16

I like the bakery size ,tuna cans give me that size I need