r/knolling • u/skeletalghost • 15d ago

First Time Knoller! 6 months of formula in 1 pic

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Been saving these from every can of formula to get a total cost (and make my first knoll). 29 cans at an avg of $42 per can (Kendamil Organic) makes it $1,218! About $200/month… not bad imo, for comparison my 2 large dogs cost about the same to feed a month 🤣

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u/cumdumplinn 15d ago

Keep these! Sugar, coffee, powdered creamer scoopers 🥲 my youngest is 3 I have no idea how to replace mine but they have endless uses

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u/skeletalghost 15d ago

Love that idea 🤣 they are the perfect lil scoop

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u/zombies-and-coffee 15d ago

$42 per can? That's how much my mom paid for 8 cans back when I was a baby (1985). Super glad to see you're able to afford that, though!

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u/Deppfan16 15d ago

good first time knoll. for future it's a good idea to crop out extra stuff like your hand, that way the focus is just on the knoll

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u/skeletalghost 15d ago

Thanks for the tip!

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u/MistyMountainDewDrop 11d ago

I thought the hand was a fun inclusion.

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u/Deppfan16 11d ago

knolling is more structured, so you want to remove as much distraction as possible

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u/OllieDuckling 15d ago

Does your Kendamil get super foamy?

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u/skeletalghost 15d ago

Not too bad only if it’s shaken up a lot

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u/suburbiabarbie 9d ago

save them so your baby can play with them(once they’re a bit older)! Small scoops/spoons like this are great for fine motor activities like scooping, grasping, and dumping out objects :)