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Frisbee Plate

Easy plate for a picnic.

  • By Team Recycling Et Cetera
  • Category: Home
  • Time Required: 1 minute
  • Difficulty: Easy
Frisbee Plate

Steps

Step #1:

NextFrisbee Plate
  • 1. Wash a Frisbee in the same way as you would wash anything that will be touching food.

Step #2:

NextFrisbee Plate
  • 2. Flip upside down.

Step #3:

Frisbee Plate
  • 3. Use as a plate to hold food.

Conclusion

This would be fun at a picnic or for kids.

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