These are our go to bliss balls which we make almost weekly to have a super easy, chocolate protein packed snack on hand. Not only are these little balls of goodness loaded with protein and refined sugar free you can make them with no waste or packaging at all from refilling all of your ingredients.
I love having our own healthy homemade crackers on hand. But what I don't really love is lots of kneading, rolling and time consuming recipes. I am all about quick and easy recipes these days so when I found this recipe and made a few tweaks to suit us a bit better I was so happy the way they turned out.
Through our Zero Waste Living series we will be chatting with inspiring humans and organisations who are on their zero waste journeys and we'll be sharing their best tips and advice to help to inspire our customers who are trying to reduce their own waste. We're super super excited to kick the series off with a chat with Miriama Kamo who has become such a leader in the zero waste movement.
This is our easy recipe for a package free, refined sugar free, dairy free chocolate. It is great to make up a batch of it and then store cut up into wee pieces in the freezer for when you want a bit of a healthier chocolate treat.
These are a great protein filled quick snack which have a different wee twist on the standard chocolate flavoured bliss ball. You can make up a batch and pop them in the fridge for a easy, delicious snack. They are great for kids as don't contain any cacao like a lot of regular bliss balls.
This recipe is a simple, easy way to extend the life of the rinds and what is left in the lemons before I do eventually chuck them in the compost. I use this lemon vinegar mix diluted with water as a multi-purpose cleaning spray in the kitchen and bathroom, as a floor cleaner and as a rinse aid in our dishwasher. It can be used to clean showers and glass as well as most other areas of the house.
This recipe is super simple and made from natural safe ingredients which are readily available in zero waste options. With only 3 main ingredients it is a cost effective, easy, zero waste option for your household dishes. Ready to use in less than 5 minutes!
In our 'Honest Brand Series' of blogs we introduce you to the brands that we work with, the amazing products that they produce and the way that they practise zero waste in their own businesses. The first post of our series we are excited to introduce you to Keri Keri Tea. Read more to learn about their zero waste processes and their delicious tea blends.
Why should you go for dried beans and legumes over the canned versions? We've done the research and detail our top reasons for choosing dried over canned whenever we possibly can.
This is a simple, easy and affordable DIY toilet cleaner that we use in our home. The peppermint essential oil makes it smell amazing and refreshes your bathroom. The recipe is natural, safe and means that you can reduce your waste further by using your own container and refilling it over and over.
We thought we would help you along in your quest to take up the challenge of Plastic Free July. We've put together our 5 best swaps for in the bathroom to ditch the single-use plastics and commit to reducing your waste. These swaps are all super simple, unbelievably affordable (you'll see in the proof!), and so easy to add into your sustainability routine.
Heres a quick post on how our service works and how you can simply and affordably reduce the waste from your weekly shop. It really is a simple process and we have tried to take things back to the way things were years ago when life seemed a little simpler. Take a read here.
