Some new good habits such as :
reusable food storage wraps instead of Plastic film![]()
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For your Cooking, use the professionnal non-stick baking mat or/and certified compostable parchemin paper![]()
Instead of plastic frozen bags, use cotton bags, glass jar or pyrex containers![]()
For your left over or if you cook in advance meals (instead of buying frozen processed food ):
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Making your own Yogurt![]()
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For your coffee or tea![]()
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For Keurig Users
Feeling guilty about your capsule coffee habit? You’re not alone. The founder of Keurig himself has said he regrets introducing single-cup coffee makers to the world, since those little plastic K-Cups are now clogging trash cans. But if you already have a Keurig — and many people do — there’s a simple way to reduce your daily coffee waste:
invest in eco-friendly K-Cups.
Useful products :![]()
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For Your Compost :![]()
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or invest in your own composter
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Indoor Compost
For your conventional Trash bin,
use a compostable bag instead of black plastic bags.
These bags are strong enough