I have been following this blog for a while and love your work. I thought
this piece on "Packing a Green Lunch" was particularly helpful for
eco-minded moms and I was wondering if we could reprint it on
www.GreenMomGuide.com. We would attribute the post with a backlink to your
site and promote it through our social media. Please let me know if this
would work for you.
Best,
Raissa Petri (rpetri@greenmomguide.com)
Elaine F.9 years ago
I have a lunch bag.
10 years ago
I use Rubbermaid containers,bring my flatware and use a kitchen wash cloth. I heat my lunch in a Rubbermaid glass container. I put all my containers in a regular kitchen garabage bag and put it in a Parhmark Recyclable large bag. I eventually use the garbage bag for the garbage.
10 years ago
I help educate all the students at my child's school about waste-free lunches. In addition to the suggestions offered in the article, we encourage the use of reusable cloth napkins.
10 years ago
When the food plastic containers are no longer in good conditions, we use them to store non-food items (eg: to collect small beads for craft materials).
this piece on "Packing a Green Lunch" was particularly helpful for
eco-minded moms and I was wondering if we could reprint it on
www.GreenMomGuide.com. We would attribute the post with a backlink to your
site and promote it through our social media. Please let me know if this
would work for you.
Best,
Raissa Petri (rpetri@greenmomguide.com)