EASY TO CLEAN AND DURABLE】The GÜ Pots lid is easy to clean, the lid is durable, will not rust or deform, it can be reused, wipe it off with a rag after use, put it in a ventilated place, keep it dry, which is good for the long-term use of the lids. The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. Commenting on their Instagram, scandiyears said: “What a fantastic idea, great for cake decorations. The lids are lightweight, biodegradable and completely eco-friendly, all these food storage containers for bamboo lids help promote a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle.

Jana told LADbible: “The idea came about two months ago when I wanted to take seasoning to Jess' house. Our bamboo lids are crafted from renewable bamboo, providing an eco-friendly alternative to plastic. The tight seal of the lid means that they are also great for securely storing small items around the home, such as hair bands, jewellery, or delicate craft materials.So, what inevitably happens is that we put the empty ramekins in the cupboard, where they are destined to stay, unused, for eternity. After you've eaten the chocolate dessert, many people choose to keep the pots for a rainy day or for storage. Some of these recommendations are pure unexpected genius, while others pain us for not thinking of them by ourselves any sooner.

Once you've finished your desserts, these versatile ramekins can be transformed into practical and decorative items. But more often than not, these hoarded pots just sit on our shelves as we can’t think of any proper ways to reuse Gu pots. My top tip for Gu pots is that they are great for containing hair clips and ties, especially for kids,’ Kate recommends.

You can see how perfect the combo is on this Reddit post, which led some commenters to say “Came downstairs to discover this in the kitchen holding cloves of garlic. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. For those not familiar with Gu pots, they are, indeed, a desert in a glass jar, but have no lid - just plastic film.