10 Not-So-Brilliant Ways to Use Canned Beets
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.1: Throw the unopened can into the trash.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.2: Open the can, pour the contents down garbage disposal, and toss the can away. (A good way to test if garbage disposal is still working.)
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.3: Use an unopened can to play street hockey.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.4: Use an unopened can as a door stop.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.5: Give the can of beets to a food bank.
(Somebody is bound to like them.)
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.6: Use the unopened can to defend yourself in case of a home invasion.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.7: Trade a can of beets for any other can of vegetables; or fruit, or Drano.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.8: Use the can of beets as a paperweight.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.9: Open the can and use the juice to dye your hair red, and then throw the rest away.
Not-So-Brilliant Use for Canned Beets No.10: Use the unopened can for target practice.
And there you have it folks; 10 not-so-brilliant uses for canned beets. Of course if you wish to you could buy the magazine and check out the delicious (gag) recipes spread out for all to see over two (wasted) pages of the "First for women" magazine. Those tart red beets are supposed to be good for you.
By the way, did I mention I dislike beets, passionately?
Resources: First for women magazine and personal experience
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10 Comments
Post a CommentMaybe I'm weird, but even when I was a kid, they were among my favorite foods.
I'll trade for canned peas. yuck.
LOL!
ROFL So... do I get the impression you are not all that keen on beets? :D
Too funny!
LOL ... TY
Plus, they're creepy lookng. I'm sure your list was better than any 10 uses that would have involved eating them.
I vote for Number 10. For target practice..LOL..great one... :o)
I'm LOL right there along with Lorelei! Fun :-}
LOL! That's so funny! I also hate, hate, hate beets. Your suggested uses are the only ones I can think of that I would use them for!