The phrase "a plastic quart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a container made of plastic that has a capacity of one quart, often in contexts related to cooking, storage, or measurement.
Example: "I need to buy a plastic quart to store the leftover soup in the fridge."
Alternatives: "a quart container made of plastic" or "a plastic quart container".
After all, let's not forget the drink's original conception: staff shots between chefs and bartenders after a busy Friday night and a sip of jus shared out of a plastic quart container," says Villa.
In this talk he pointed out that the average moving man owns a plastic quart thermos from K-Mart.
You start by melting down sugar, and letting it cool to room temperature in a plastic quart container (so it forms a disc).
It was a plastic quart-size fruit-juice bottle with — apparently — apple juice in it.
The company also offers a clear plastic quart-size toiletry bag with a zipper at a suggested price of $6.99; www.travelonbags.com.com
In Option 1, a cook on the line will whip up something fast and delicious — often a spicy pasta that people can eat out of plastic quart containers as they clean up their kitchen stations.
Tacos are handed over a nose-high partition, two to a plate, accompanied by wedges of lime and half-full plastic quart containers of salsa with spoons dunked in.
His work is comical if not laugh-out-loud funny, though it's hard to say exactly why a pyramid made of green, plastic, quart-size fruit containers called "Mountain Home" (2004) is humorous.
They gulp water from plastic quarts, enduring the heat while out at the tables, eyes go wide over the flavors coming off the flames.
If you do not have a pastry bag, you could use a plastic sandwich or quart-size food bag.
As product demonstrations go, the one at a new Wal-Mart in Charlotte, N.C. the other day was devastatingly effective: A little girl took a baseball bat to a no-name "tote"–a 73-quart plastic container for holding anything you like and tore it to shreds.
