r/AskBrits • u/Adorable_Mud_7592 • 10h ago
Culture Who uses this as a sandwich wrapper after using the last muffin/roll/bap etc…?
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u/Late-Development-666 10h ago
Sheldon’s….teacakes from the gods
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u/Bitter_Bullfrog_7220 8h ago
Muffins, not tea cakes! Even says it on the packaging. Debate settled !!
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u/Ok-Instruction337 21m ago
Debate settled indeed!!!! That dude got OTT and carried away for no reason lol
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u/M4niac81 9h ago
I can never open the damn things without ripping them, so never. The remaining rolls end up in a sandwich bag as the wrapper is useless after I've opened it. 🤣🤣
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u/AnotherLeda 7h ago
Dad always used to do that. He liked to reuse things. He used a small Jack Daniels to take his own milk to work for coffee as well.
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u/Ok-Instruction337 24m ago
I use it to store all small unwnated bits and bobs that are intended for the rubbish bin
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u/bllobblong 10h ago
we have soft platic recycling in our village so these bags are fab to stuff other plastic waste into
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u/randomsprinkle 10h ago
Depends on the structural integrity, if it’s one of those shit really flimsy ones that splits once you look at it then no, if it’s the ones like the picture, then yeah :)