Day 1 1st July lunch
So this morning I ran out of pet food. Hunt for plastic free food was on, this was not too difficult and The money worked out well.
So pack of 6 cat food in plastic wrapping was 14p more dearer than the 6 individual tins. I have changed to tins instead of pouches.
Dog food worked out 27p cheaper in the big tins than the wrapped tins when the weight of the food was calculated. BONUS
HOWEVER
cordial for my kids in a glass bottle worked out £1.50 more for less quantity than in the plastic bottle.
WHY?
My lunch was all homemade apart from the bread which I used up from the weekend. Bread was in a plastic bag but I can recycle this bag. When I need to buy bread I will go to Lidl with my own loot bag to put their fresh bread in. All veg from farm shop that we used the weekend and I’m using up for my lunch the leftovers. Yum yum
I think this week might be the easiest week of my plastic free July as I’m using up what I already have in my cupboards. When all the items run out I will need to find plastic free items this is going to be hard.
I have done my dinner menu for the week to use up what I have so there should be no need for me to shop this week.
My milk issue is not good either as the alternative also has plastic on the carton.
Feeling good about the challenge at the moment.
This blog is of how I got on going plastic free throughout July 2019 and how I continued to reduce our household waste and remain plastic free. The journey has definitely opened my eyes on how wasteful our family weekly shop was and that Sustainability and living environmentally conscious has to be the overall goal. Educating the children in living a less waste way whilst being environmentally conscious can be achieved right on your door step without being drawn in to the big supermarket sales.
Monday, July 1, 2019
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