Ah, casserole dishes. The ugliest dishes known to man.
Don't get me wrong — I appreciate a good dish like the elder millennial that I am. But I think we can all agree those vintage casserole dishes aren't exactly a big draw when you're out thrifting, right?
Well, thanks to a viral Facebook post, it might be time to reconsider.
"I saw a post the other day by a lady who said she always grabs vintage casserole dishes when she sees them at thrift stores or yard sales and uses them when she brings a meal to someone!" Cortney Hawk posted on Facebook.
"She said often they are cheaper than disposable ones and the family can either keep for themselves or pass on to someone else who needs a meal in the future!"
Okay, queen of sustainability!
I never thought of doing this with plates before, but it's brilliant. It's also more eco-friendly than bringing over paper plates, and WAY better than plastic containers! I love this idea.
There's so much creativity in the world, and it's so cool that it's being directed at trying to be more eco-friendly and sustainable. Not everything has to be disposable, you know?
