
The tupperware cupboard
This weekend I did some serious organizing and I started with purging the plastic crap in the kitchen cupboards. I shifted away from Tupperware about a year ago and started storing all the food in Anchor’s glass containers but I have held onto all this stuff in case I need to go to a friends house with food or give someone a meal etc.. Well, I don’t want to give my friends food in plastic either so I am removing the temptation and encouraging innovation.
The alternatives that I have on hand are glass jars, tin plates and stainless steel containers. My idea is to buy the sturdiest tin and tin foil that I can find so that I can reuse them as much as possible. I am also starting to use tin foil and wax paper instead of ziplock bags and I can tell that my dependence on zip locks is going to be one of the hardest to give up. What will I put my 30 lbs of berries in? The answers are coming. I am sure of it.
I have also seen washable cloth bags at the Eco-store in town, The Green Room, and I like the concept but am wondering how well they work for things that aren’t completely dry. Has anyone out there tried them?

Plastic Alternatives

We use reusable cloth snack bags from and etsy store Rosy Und Posey, the girls eat sliced fruit in them and it works great! Just throw in the washer and dryer when dirty…
By: sherry on October 1, 2009
at 2:29 pm