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REDUCE YOUR PLASTIC USE


Try these 5 easy tips to use less single-use plastic: BYO BAGS: Bring totes and mesh produce bags


to the store (stash in your car in between trips).


REFILL PODS: Use reusable mesh K-Cups for your morning coffee instead of disposable pods.


LOVE THE LUNCH BOX: Pack school lunches and snacks in reusable containers instead of single-use bags.


SKIP CUTLERY: When you order takeout, ask to leave out plastic cutlery.


BUY SOAP IN BULK: Refill hand soap and detergent dispensers from bulk containers rather than buying new dispensers.


USE EVERY LAST DROP FROM YOUR JARS


Instead of tossing that last teaspoon of jam or mustard, make a dressing right in the jar. Add about a tablespoon


of vinegar or lemon juice and a couple tablespoons of olive oil. Seal and shake, then add to your salad. Recycle clean jars or use to store pantry goods like nuts, seeds, and dried fruit.


KEEP DELICATE HERBS FRESH 2


Fill a glass or jar halfway with water, then add herbs (just like a bunch of flowers) and


refrigerate. Delicate herbs like basil, cilantro, and parsley will last several days longer. Finely chop the stems and use along with the leaves so they don’t go to waste.


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