http://pinoycook.net/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/ Simple recipes for delicious family meals Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:55:48 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://pinoycook.net/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-45015 bem Wed, 17 Oct 2007 01:58:21 +0000 http://www.pinoycook.net/cooking-food/kitchen/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/#comment-45015 you just gave me an idea to sew a spoon and fork container (good timing kasi last na ung plastic kanina) for my son's lunchbox and maybe instead of wrapping it first in tissue before finally putting it in plastic labo, i'll just wrap it in a table cloth napkin. the sandwich - i've been using a reusable plastic container similar to his rice container para makatipid sa sandwich bag at para hindi "mapipi" ang bread at mapunta lahat sa tissue ang dressing. you just gave me an idea to sew a spoon and fork container (good timing kasi last na ung plastic kanina) for my son’s lunchbox and maybe instead of wrapping it first in tissue before finally putting it in plastic labo, i’ll just wrap it in a table cloth napkin. the sandwich – i’ve been using a reusable plastic container similar to his rice container para makatipid sa sandwich bag at para hindi “mapipi” ang bread at mapunta lahat sa tissue ang dressing.

]]> http://pinoycook.net/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-44990 Connie Tue, 16 Oct 2007 10:10:17 +0000 http://www.pinoycook.net/cooking-food/kitchen/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/#comment-44990 Bringing a reusable container for take-out food sounds great. Even for leftovers when we eat out. And even for the supermarket. I think I can manage that too. Thanks, Arlene. :) Bringing a reusable container for take-out food sounds great. Even for leftovers when we eat out. And even for the supermarket. I think I can manage that too. Thanks, Arlene.

]]> http://pinoycook.net/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-44987 arlene Tue, 16 Oct 2007 09:12:11 +0000 http://www.pinoycook.net/cooking-food/kitchen/your-kitchen-and-the-environment/#comment-44987 Connie, the points re processed food is quite valid. Besides using reusable containers, I've been bringing my own plastic bags to the supermarket for a long time. (When we were still in Philippines, the bagger boys in Shopwise know what to do when they see I'm the one in the check-out counter). Where I am now, I bought those reusable "green" bags which I bought to hold my groceries as well; I even bring it to the wet market to put the veggies and fruits that I buy. I told my maid if we can save 5 plastic bags each from the weekly visit to the wet market & supermarket, that's 250 less plastic bags in a year... If 1000 people will do it ... do the math :) Also, when I buy take-out food, i bring my own reusable container as well, to avoid using more plastic containers (or worse, styropor). Connie, the points re processed food is quite valid. Besides using reusable containers, I’ve been bringing my own plastic bags to the supermarket for a long time. (When we were still in Philippines, the bagger boys in Shopwise know what to do when they see I’m the one in the check-out counter). Where I am now, I bought those reusable “green” bags which I bought to hold my groceries as well; I even bring it to the wet market to put the veggies and fruits that I buy. I told my maid if we can save 5 plastic bags each from the weekly visit to the wet market & supermarket, that’s 250 less plastic bags in a year… If 1000 people will do it … do the math Also, when I buy take-out food, i bring my own reusable container as well, to avoid using more plastic containers (or worse, styropor).

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