Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. British culture is hoarding gü ramekins so you can take a photo of discovering that they perfectly fit a pringle lid. Jana told LADbible: “The idea came about two months ago when I wanted to take seasoning to Jess' house. Perhaps you could share a giant tin of loose-leaf tea with friends in their own individual lidded Gu pots ― and hey, who am I to stop you from wrapping some twine around the neck of the pot and creating a little herbal tea-style label with their name on it to add to the end of the string? Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out.

Our bamboo lids are crafted from renewable bamboo, providing an eco-friendly alternative to plastic. Sometimes we are so busy trying to find new ways of doing or using things that we forget how good the original was. After you’ve enjoyed every last scrape of your Gü treat, you’re left with an endlessly reusable ramekin, with so many possibilities.

There are endless ways to reuse the ramekins such as poaching eggs, storing spices, using it as a plant pot for herbs or storing random bits and bobs you wouldn’t know where to put otherwise. But more often than not, these hoarded pots just sit on our shelves as we can’t think of any proper ways to reuse Gu pots.

With Pudding Pot Lids, you can give your ramekins a new lease on life, reducing waste while enjoying the endless possibilities of repurposing. After having to explain me having a cupboard full of glass GU pudding ramekins every weekend to my husband. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. If your cupboards are stacked high with Gü pots and you don't know what to do with them, try these out. Sign up to our newsletter for style and decor inspiration, house makeovers, project advice and more.VIRGIN and the VIRGIN signature logo are registered trademarks of Virgin Enterprises Limited and are used under licence. Once you've finished your desserts, these versatile ramekins can be transformed into practical and decorative items. Jana and Jess started up the company in Hackney, London, and they say they “strive to be as green as possible.

The perfect size to fit the glass ramekins from Gu desserts, and also their Aldi and Lidl equivalents, these bamboo lids provide a firm water-tight seal. With their versatility, our lids can also be used for various other purposes, making them a valuable addition to your kitchen essentials. The eco-friendly and sustainable lids are also stackable, which they say saves you valuable space in your kitchen and makes it easier to transport your food.One user commenting on Gardener’s World says that they make a “sterilisable, re-usable, airtight seed soaking/stratifying jar” that “stands up to boiling water well, does fine in the fridge and microwave too. Convert the glass ramekins from your favourite dessert pots into useful storage containers with these bamboo pudding pot lids.