Photo credit + We hardly use any disposable products at home – partly out of a desire to reduce our waste, partly because we like to save money. Our kitchen is entirely paperless and has been since we got married. After 6 years of this, it hardly seems like a big deal or difficult orRead the whole post >>
Making Homemade Yogurt with a Eurocuisine Yogurt Maker.
I like yogurt, but I don’t like the amount of extra ingredients in most store-bought yogurt. And I don’t like the waste. And I like saving money. I’ve made my own yogurt off and on now for a few years, but more lately since Gabe is a huge fan of yogurt. Huge. Plus, it makesRead the whole post >>
How Chocolate Chips Inspired Me to Reduce our Waste.
On Monday, Mike and I (and Gabe, our trusty sidekick) went to the bulk foods store to get him some popcorn, which he eats by the pound. While there, I decided to get some other staples, like, say, four pounds of chocolate chips: (aaand peanut butter chips. What? I couldn’t say no. And now IRead the whole post >>
The One With the Pile of Crap.
See, rounded corners even make old onions and rotten apple cores pretty! (What’s that? The snow helps? NO! It’s all the rounded corners! Lah lah lah I can’t hear you.) [I’ve been meaning to write this post for ages, and now I’ve waited for so long that our compost pile is completely covered in snow.]Read the whole post >>
FAQ Round Two.
Can we call them FAQ even if one one person asked the question? Anyway, a few more questions and their answers… Lily asks: What were the first changes you made to your life(style) when you decided that living green was a priority for you?What a great question, Lily! The very first, most important change forRead the whole post >>
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