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Recycling Decorative Tins

I drink a lot of mint tea and we have a big plant pot of mint outside, but in the winter I have to bring the mint indoors to keep me going throughout the dark days.


So I make sure that I keep any Golden Syrup or Treacle tins that I have used through the year whilst baking (or having pancakes) and use then as plant pots on my window sill.

They would also make a great gift for Easter if you popped a bulb in.

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  1. What a lovely idea, they are such pretty tins! Do they not rust at all?

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  2. They haven't for me and you could also use the tins that you get for making marmalade in too

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  3. What a super idea, I keep old paintbrushes in mine (not as nice though!) They don't seem to rust

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  4. I really like this idea, will have to give it a go!

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  5. Love this idea and found you at your own carnival!

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  6. One of our local hotels uses Golden Syrup tins for their sugar lumps on their tea trays.

    Looks lovely with herbs in too.

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