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Turn your kitchen into a more planet-friendly cooking space with these eco-conscious swaps
The kitchen is one of the most energy-consuming parts of your home with appliances constantly running. Aside from stocking it with plant-based products and upgrading to eco-friendly appliances, swap out single-use plastic and paper products. Start with these five ideas.
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Silicon lids
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Say goodbye to plastic wraps with these game-changing silicon lids to store foods. They come in a variety of sizes for your plates and bowls and ensure freshness with an air-tight fit. You can even use them to keep cut fruits fresh.
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Beeswax wrappers
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Beeswax wrappers are another eco-friendly wrapping option. Simply place one of the wrappers over the dish and adjust the edges to fit. Available in different sizes and patterns, if you’re looking for a cute alternative to plastic wrap, these are perfect.
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Reusable storage bags
Above Photo: Instagram/@stasherbag
Above Photo: Instagram/@stasherbag
Photo: Instagram/@stasherbag
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Ziplocks are easy and convenient. And while they are technically recyclable, they are still plastic. Swap them for silicone ziplocks that are just as convenient and long-lasting.
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Glass containers
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Mason jars not only look good but they also work as air-tight, long-lasting storage units for beans, legumes, rice and more. Since they are glass, they are perfect for the spice racks.
See also: Spice Cabinet Essentials According to Chefs: Robby Goco, Heny Sison, and More On Their Favourites
Cloth towels
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Photo: Unsplash/Heather Ford
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We can’t stress this enough. There’s nothing that paper kitchen towels can do that reusable cloth kitchen towels can’t do just as well.
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Amanda is a KL-born and raised third culture kid, who lives to eat. If not found reading, writing for Tatler Dining, or snacking, she is most likely playing with her dog, Katsu, sourcing new Birkenstocks, or looking for a new restaurant to venture to.
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