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Bamboo is a popular base material for many eco-friendly items, including kitchenware. Because bamboo regenerates rapidly through its roots and is naturally antibacterial, it is widely considered to be a safe and sustainable choice.Using bamboo skewers with foodIf you’re using bamboo skewers in the oven, grill or on a barbecue, soak them in warm water for between 10–30 minutes beforehand, to avoid burning.Keeping burgers and sandwiches togetherBamboo paddle skewers are great for holding a st … read more

Plastic straws have had a devastating effect on the environment, leading to them being banned in the UK and many other places. With many companies appealing to eco-conscious consumers, choosing the best alternative can seem overwhelming.Bamboo as a sustainable cropA very fast-growing crop, bamboo lends itself to quick harvesting and production. Once cut, the plant can be left to regenerate through its roots. This means it can be repeatedly regrown and harvested without replanting.As little … read more

You are engaged! It’s time to start celebrating and preparing for the big day. But large weddings can quickly become wasteful. Why not plan for a more sustainable celebration? Looking to plan an eco-friendly wedding? Maybe you’re looking at boho venue options or a more rustic theme? From vintage wedding dresses to disposable wedding plates, we have 8 tips to help you plan a beautiful eco-conscious wedding. 1. Find sustainable wedding venues Tie the knot in locations su … read more

There’s never a bad time to make eco-friendly lifestyle changes. The New Year is an especially good moment, when many are ready to make new commitments. Most changes only need to be small, but they can become habits that help you be more sustainable over the long term.Grab your reusable itemsWith a little forethought and a few trusty items, you can easily reduce plastic consumption. Fabric shopping and produce bags make an entirely plastic-free shop a reality and saves paper vegetable bags … read more

Create a menu and organise your shopping First, prepare a Christmas food list. When you shop, buy only as much as you need for your Christmas plans, with enough for a day’s leftovers. Batch cook side dishes and freeze any extra to provide prepared meals for another day. Plan your cooking schedule to better utilise oven space, and reduce the time and energy consumed. If you can, order your turkey and other meat ahead of time from butchers who work with ethical farmers. Retailers who … read more