I’ve been reading some great Real Food and Go Green articles this week. I know I don’t usually post on weekends, but I can’t help but share!
Borders are Closing: What will Happen to their Books?
Sign the petition to avoid book trashing here.
Are Grassfed Cattle Immune to e. Coli 0157? (I’m almost sad to share this [...]
I’m a big skeptic about the safety of plastics, and my kitchen is becoming more and more overrun by glass containers, and a few stainless steel water bottles.
We’ve talked here at KS about using glass drinking glasses to avoid BPA in many water bottles, switching your plastic storage container stash over to glass, and recently [...]
Tags: plastics
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Your mission, if you choose to accept, [...]
How many plastic bags do you think you go through in a day? A week? Plastic packaging is so overwhelming in our world; once I start noticing it, it’s hard to believe how many places I end up being involved in the plastic bag society. It’s not just grocery bags: think about zippered bags, bread [...]
Stonyfield Farms was gracious enough to offer Kitchen Stewardship a sample of Yobaby for review. My son was so excited! He had recently been asking why we never get the little cups of yogurt anymore, so it was fun to be able to give him a special treat. They were great to have around when [...]
This week I want you to be conscious of the plastic bags in your house. What kind are they?
grocery store bags
bread bags
produce bags
zippered bags
what else?
And more importantly, where do all these bags GO when you’re finished with them? Next week we’re talking turkey on plastic bags…I mean, sharing Super Food turkey recipes and figuring out [...]
Tags: mental missions·plastics·turkey
I could unload the bottom rack of a dishwasher all day long. Swap, swap, swap – plates are stacked. Tickity, tickity, tickity – bowls in the cupboard. Grab a few glass jars and you’re done. The top shelf, however, is my nemesis. Things are dripping, there are lids that store water in their creases, stuff [...]
Tags: BPA·containers·dishwasher·plastics
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