Our family's zero waste dental routine.
Category: Recipies
Reusing fruit and veggie scraps
In our home, we use the waste prevention hierarchy Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rot as described by Bea Johnson in Zero Waste Home. Applying these bit by bit has made a huge difference in the amount of trash we produce as a family. In my post about compost, I explained why composting is an essential… Continue reading Reusing fruit and veggie scraps
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Spices, fresher, cheaper, and zero-waste
Refilling your spice jars is one of the best financial zero-waste swaps! I also made a low-budget video on how to refill your spices, but the following blog post is more thorough. You probably already have containers for your spices-- simply refill what you already have. I have my set of "pretty" spice jars on… Continue reading Spices, fresher, cheaper, and zero-waste
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Hummus, zero waste, zero oil
The Zero-waste chief once said that there is a positive linear relationship between being zero waste and how much hummus you eat. I totally agree! Hummus makes a delicious creamy addition to almost any dish. It is so good that my girls often will eat veggies dipped in hummus for a whole meal. AND, its… Continue reading Hummus, zero waste, zero oil
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Super simple granola, zero-waste style
Going zero waste means pretty much going zero highly-processed snacks. My husband and I have both lost weight without trying since starting our zero waste journey about 6 months ago. It's not like we were that unhealthy to start out, we ate lots of salad and beans, but I did love those Cheeze-its and wheat… Continue reading Super simple granola, zero-waste style
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