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How to Make a Rockit™ Apple Take-A-Long Spice Box

How to Make a Rockit™ Apple Take-A-Long Spice Box

Big flavor, little box! This easy DIY spice kit keeps your favorite seasonings and family recipes together in one compact place. Take it out on the boat, keep it in your dorm, pack it for camping, or bring it anywhere you don’t want to settle for bland food. Pair it with snack-sized Rockit™ apples, and you’re ready for all kinds of tasty adventures!

What You’ll Need

  • A small storage box with a lid and included 3×5 note cards
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  • Small resealable bags
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  • A Sharpie for labeling, or 2-inch round sticker labels
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  • Your favorite spices and seasonings
  • A Rockit™ Apple logo sticker or 5 ¼” x 2 ¼” cut-out printable label to personalize your box, like this one: Mini Spice Box Label

How to Put It Together

    1. Choose your seasonings.
      Gather your favorites! Salt, pepper, smoked paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, cinnamon, and chili powder are a few ideas. Make the mix your own based on what you love to eat.
    2. Label your bags.
      Write the name of each spice directly on its bag with a Sharpie or use the 2-inch sticker labels. The labels are also printable if you’d like to make it look professional! 
    3. Fill and seal.
      Add a small amount of each spice to its labeled bag, leaving enough room to close it securely. 
    4. Add your favorite recipes.
      Use the 3×5 note cards included with the box to write down your family’s favorite travel recipes. Tuck them in alongside your spices so your go-to camping meals, boat snacks, and easy favorites are always close. No forgotten ingredients or trying to remember how you made that favorite dish while you’re away from home!
    5. Pack your box.
      Arrange the filled bags and recipe cards inside the box so you can easily find what you need. Close the lid, and your favorite flavors are ready to take along!
    6. Make it Rockit™
      Add your Rockit™ Apple logo printable to the inside front of the box for that finishing touch.

 

Spice box created by Valerie Musser

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