The dog gets to lick it if I take it off completely (usually leave it on under another lid to keep it fresher)! And also the empty yoghurt box when it's almost empty! 😂     See Less

Also, you can fold the lid into a spoon shape and use it that way. Easier to take on the go.     See Less

Let's change it to a dulce de leche pot... depends. I might lick it, spoon it or all the above.     See Less

If it is a metal lidi use a spoon to scrape and if it is plastic I like it I just don't like the texture of the aluminum     See Less

Genuine question. Used to look forward to two vids from Sorted per week, dont think currently getting one a week.

Observation not a criticism.

Regards
Mark.     See Less

I eat yogurt from a big tub, not the personal sized ones. You use a spoon to get the yogurt in the tub while leaving part of the lid attached. This is so you can recover the yogurt with both     See More inner lid keeps it fresh for a couple of days. Where the rigid lid allows too much airflow, it can become less flavourful.    See Less

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I must have close to 100 large yogurt containers. When I’m done I wash it and save it for when I make large soups I can easily portion it out and freeze. I let it thaw just enough so I can     See More to a bowl to reheat. I use each one 2 times, any more than that I feel like is risking more microplastics leeching into the food. Oh and Too Good is the best yogurt on earth    See Less

I spoon it into the "pot", and stir everything up so it's well homogenized before eating. The lid yogurt never has any of the flavorings mixed in so it's rubbish to me as-i     See More fectly good for eating once well mixed. 😊    See Less

The toddler or the spoon? 💀💀💀     See Less