Just a pair of paper scissors, a bag of bird seed, and some craft materials can transform those giant jugs into a handy tool.

Once you're done with that gallon of milk, don't throw the jug out! See brilliant uses for old milk jugs. advertisement. The Family Handyman. 10 Resourceful Uses for Milk Jugs.

Cut the bottom 4 inches off a 1/2-gallon plastic milk or orange juice jug and load the container with a fresh spool of twine that unwinds from the middle. Then, thread the twine through the jug ...

This uses both milk and buttermilk (you'll find that recipe below). Plus, pancakes can be frozen so make all the homemade pancakes you want. Get Ree's Perfect Pancakes recipe .

You will need a gallon plastic milk jug. Using a utility knife cut three or four holes in the bottom. Cut all around the outside wall of the bottom third of the jug, leaving 2 inches around the ...

Nationwide food prices increased by 13.1% in July — the biggest jump in a year since March of 1979. The average price for a gallon of milk in the country also jumped almost a dollar since the ...

A full gallon of milk with flat, rigid sides may be fine sitting in your fridge, but if you were to drop it on the floor, it would likely rupture. The dimple can prevent that from happening.