MY ZERO WASTE KITCHEN // realistic kitchen tour

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[@minhlede]

in a world where youtubers are literally screaming at their audience you are my silver lining. lovely voice. great content. love from germany.

[@SustainablyVegan]

This is such a wonderful compliment, thanks for taking the time to write it

[@smartiesschnewelt]

I am also from Germany and love your voice and you attitude

[@Julia-yd7bo]

Minh Le Oh hallo Leute! Same here, I'm also from Germany and I also really like your videos :)

[@BettyandtheBees]

Great video. This is much more me. Up until now on you tube/instagram I've learned zero waste means rows of fancy mason jars and bamboo utensils!! Silly really, its just buying more stuff. For me zero waste means 'think like my granny did' :)

[@SustainablyVegan]

haha yeah I completely get what you mean !!

[@FrancesKelley]

yes. my grandmother reused everything, because she lived through the depression.

[@1figureskating]

I love the message too of not just tossing stuff because it doesn't "look" zero waste. I would love a wooden hairbrush, but I wasn't planning on tossing my old hairbrush for a while, so why not get it's full life and then get a more sustainable one.

[@SustainablyVegan]

[@auraluna7679]

And THAT is the core of Zero Waste in my opinion.

[@rihanhon]

There's another reason to buy a wooden brush. It's better for spreading the natural oils of your hair.

[@emeliasoderlund]

Thank you for making zero waste feel possible and that every little thing makes a difference. Very important and helpful mindset!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Aw you're welcome! And yes I completely agree xx

[@annali4138]

Tip in general! Whenever you go out to eat: bring your own Tupperware to bring your extra food back home! My mom has done this since I was young and the restaurant owners are always grateful that they save money too!

[@amandakelton423]

Very real life video. I find it funny watching "zero waste" videos and they're basically saying throw away everything plastic wether it's empty or not and buy all these gorgeous glass jars instead right away. Isn't throwing out things before they're used up because they're in plastic even more of a waste? Lol. I'm slowly trying to transition to a more zero waste method of doing and buying things but my husband isn't as concerned as I am, he does reuse a lot so thumbs up for that. We also live in a more rural area and don't have stores around where we can bring our own jars and fill them up so it's definitely more of a challenge. Just so happy to see a realistic video that doesn't make me feel guilty for not be 100% zero waste. I think if we all do our part and do as much as we can it will make a world of difference.

[@ilk5674]

Love this!! Thank you for being honest and showing us that Zero Waste living isn't about perfection! It makes it feel like a way more attainable life style

[@SustainablyVegan]

aw thank you

[@fiikahlo]

Always consider donating your unwanted food to a friend or a fellow vegan who is struggling with money, its way better than it going stale on your shelf. In Finland we have a small fb group "vegan food share". Consider starting one in your own area!

[@gretteldelgadillo9695]

Love the fact that you are so honest about your stuff. Every blogger that I watched showed us a super clean, white kitchens and houses but I always wondered if it is really true. Throwing away your storage containers and buying frenetically new ones of glass or steel is the opposite to zero-waste. Very honest and humble video. Love it!

[@livingunjaded]

Taking perfectionism out of zero waste is so important! Thank you for sharing your real/"imperfect" kitchen. It makes all the difference and is much more relatable than a super shiny, minimalist kitchen!

[@andreanygren2466]

I love the vitamins/minerals chart that could be seen for a few seconds! Could you post a picture of this or perhaps a video where you go into more detail about tips on how to eat to get all the nutrients one need when eating vegan? :)

[@ssymck]

Andrea Nygren I think you might find it on the peta website

[@thespicerack9571]

Such a beautiful chart! I'm going to try to hunt it down!

[@rachelsmith4558]

I love this! I know it's been a little hard for me to accept that it will be YEARS (hopefully!) before I have the beautiful aesthetically pleasing zero waste home I want. But this is because I'm not buying new things, so it's a GOOD thing! That's hard to remember. I so want to just go buy a bamboo toothbrush right now, but I've got an already open pack of 6 to work through. I agree it's easy to get wrapped up in the "looks" of zero waste. Loving this journey, and you just gained a subscriber:)

[@SustainablyVegan]

haha I know exactly how you feel but i've been learning to live int he present and the moment and then things don't seem so bad and then all of a sudden the time has gone and you now have what you want

[@SophieStanleyIllustration]

Love that you kept your old plastic toothbrush for cleaning. I have done the same, waited until I could no longer brush my teeth with it, now using my old plastic one to clean the seals on my fridge/freezer and bought a eco wood one for my teeth!!

[@natalia3083]

Such a wholesome video, thank you 😊

[@ummnabihah]

I'm just starting on a zero waste journey and I find your videos to be very refreshing and attainable. Right now all I do is use reusable grocery bags but I'm getting there.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Every single step makes a massive difference!

[@brigraham6103]

Puts me at ease to watch this . My boyfriend are transitioning and it's hard because we live in a apartment and have all of these things people have to us and have no drop off for composting and very little areas for bulk food options. (Arizona, US)

[@SustainablyVegan]

All you can do is your best!!

[@motled]

You got me hooked on zero waste. It's you! from you, I watched the TedTeen talk on zero waste and then started following Bea (which I relate to most since I'm a full-time working professional with a hubby, a kitty baby, and two children). I inspired people at the Lush Store to be zero waste and bring containers to the grocery store.. but, again, this started from me finding your videos. Thank you SO much. Love your gentle, understanding and informative videos! Hope you are having a wonderful day, week, month, year... :)

[@SustainablyVegan]

Well I certainly am having a wonderful evening now after reading this comment. Its pretty amazing to hear that I am having an impact!!

[@nancynurse4552]

Nice to see what the journey looks like. It really is about how we avoid throwing things away by reusing more than buying new to look pretty

[@SustainablyVegan]

[@LillivvyP]

I love that you made a video of your kitchen to show that your kitchen doesn’t have to look perfect and everything doesn’t have to match. You brought a little reality back to you tube.

[@user73924]

This might sound weird but your voice is so soothing and nice to listen to

[@Mitters]

THANK YOU SO MUCH !! I'm re-moving out on Sept 01st at 25 years old and I'm so excited to begin fresh! And I thought what a perfect time to start building towards a zero waste living :)) I can only bring the basics and I love that!

[@SustainablyVegan]

That's awesome!! I am also 25 :)

[@ViancaMeyer]

I'm in the process of learning how to live zero waste, and this video alone made me feel so much better about it. Thank you for showing me that zero waste doesn't have to be a crazy expensive journey. Helped my anxiety out there a bit, so really, thank you! Love your channel!

[@camillevoyage9727]

Love this! We have a bunch of jars in my family's kitchen for bulk foods, I'm slowly educating my mom who is super open minded and open to changing ones lifestyle to have less of an impact on the planet. I just wish things weren't so DAMN PACKAGED with so much PLASTIC 😭😭

[@SustainablyVegan]

That's so awesome that you're being such an influential person to your mum!!

[@shaziadiez1605]

I love what you said about not getting caught up in the aesthetics. This is what a real kitchen looks like.

[@91JudithO]

It seems to be the time of year for the portrayal of the not-so-perfect or indeed transitioning-to zero waste and green lifestyle. I just finished reading several blogs stressing the same thing you so beautifully show: every step counts and rather than going for the beautiful minimalistic mason jars that are so iconic, it makes way more sense to reuse the various bottles and pots you accumulate over time! Thanks for this indeed very realistic tour!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks Judith! Its great to hear that other people are also talking about the same thing - its so important that perfection isn't stressed only the road and journey to something better!!

[@sheilaa1333]

So good to see a 'realistic' kitchen tour. When I started out bought far too many 'pretty' jars and then realized (after using them and trying to fit them in my cupboards) that I'd bought the 'wrong' sizes... A year in I've found uses for all of them, but wish I'd started slower and thought each 'cupboard' through before I purchased anything new. The oats are also a great example. Because we have to eat gluten free I've also found the best way to buy some things is in bulk (25 lb?) bags via the internet vs. having to buy everything at local bulk stores. It's also a good option for those who don't have ready access to bulk goods. It's not always the 'prettiest', but it's real. :-)

[@rebeccaelise3080]

Thank you! I’m just starting out with Zero Waste and was feeling bad about the massive amounts of Tupperware I own (I used to sell it so I got soooo much for free). But then I realised that it actually means I already have lots of storage containers for food and other items, and I can keep these containers out of the waste steam for as long as possible by using them every day. The “mason jar aesthetic” is very pretty, but it’s no more functional than mis-matched items.

[@uolbi3001]

I'm so glad I found you. You are an amazing person : really nice and rational, your video are well done and relaxing. I'm transitionning to zero waste too and you are an inspiration to me ! Love from France !

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thank you so much for your kind words :) they mean a lot

[@CherryDolce93]

Watching your video I felt as if a friend was speaking to me. Realistic, down to earth and honest. Great channel!

[@biancapio5018]

This was great to watch. It's so hard trying to transition while living with someone who isn't trying to go zero waste, so this video was a nice relief to see someone else living similarly

[@TheLostLemurian]

Awesome video. I love the "realistic" term too - there are times when I'm not living with people who are zero waste and also some kitchens just aren't beautifully lit minimalistic spaces. The average person is not going to have a Pinterest worthy kitchen overnight when trying to reduce their waste so I think it's very valuable for people to be honest about what their homes are really like.

[@MsLaraDan]

I absolutely ADORE the little banner you have that recapitulates the content of foods!! Awesome video btw, it makes all of those shifts a little less daunting

[@oliviam926]

Thank you so much for this!!!! As someone transitioning to zero waste this was very heartening. Half of it is about getting the most out of what you already have. You have a wonderful channel, I'll be subscribing!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thank you so much Olivia!! Its great to get such wonderful feedback

[@AussieBookworm]

Love your honesty! I am transitioning too, and am moving out to an extremely remote (Australia) area where I'm not sure how/where I'll be able to get package free food from, it I am determined. Its wonderful when everyone can be open about their journey so we can support and offer advice. Love it! :)

[@williammoore5587]

I love that informative chart you have with the different vitamins and minerals!

[@pattenonlife483]

Thank you, you are so right. Perfect kitchens really aren't possible unless your journey is well on its way. Me and my family also have just began our journey and while we are far from perfect we are working on it and learning to enjoy the journey. 😊

[@SustainablyVegan]

That's all anyone can ask of you! Never about perfection always about intention and progress

[@conscioushomestead]

I love that poster you made with the vitamins and minerals! Such a good idea!

[@Ruknabal]

I love your wall, with the minerals and vitamins poster ! It must be so useful ! I've recently fully reorganised my kitchen, got rid of most of the packagings in my pantry to put everything in jars. Had to buy a few big ones, I'll admit, but most is in jam jars and such. Much better, and far cleaner and easy to see what I actually have and need !

[@PongSensei]

I love your perspective. I’m starting my journey and I feel so much more confident after watching his video!

[@gardennails]

Thank you so much! Lately I was overwhelmed with the unreasonably neat and perfect zero waste kitchens. Thank you so so so much ♥️

[@ilovecats8855]

I would like to personally thank you for informing thousands of people how to care just a little bit or a lot more for the environment, one video can make a big difference once people start listening

[@elisecrogard]

I absolutely love your video. It’s brilliant. I usually do not comment on videos, but you really disservice to hear how good job you have done👍

[@stephencroley]

I just came across your channel and am loving your accessible and relatable approach to veganism, minimalism & zero waste. Your information truly will be life changing!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thank you so much x

[@hf-rl9pq]

Thank you for making this video, this is exactly what I've been wondering about since I started to be interested in Zero Waste. All the pictures of Zero Waste have beautiful mason jars whereas I have empty jars of sauces, mayonnaise, pickles or instant coffee. But I didn't want to buy new jars just for the looks. So I was still using the plastic containers I already have from takeaway curry etc because I didn't want to throw them away. Then I felt l like I wasn't doing it properly. But now I feel reassured. Thank you so much. All the best.

[@jacdurbin9606]

love the re-used jars. I have so many of these too!! very useful to have around...

[@teresaaseret]

Thanks for what you're doing and for the passion you put in it. I follow you from Italy and started my journey towards a zero waste and minimalist lifestyle, I must say, thanks of you :)

[@SustainablyVegan]

That is so great!!

[@scopeout7263]

Love it, so true it's not about looks it's about what really matters to you and can be useful into your life. I'm a mom of two teens and feel so related to your video in terms of how you view zero waste that's why subscribed your channel. Thanks honey.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks so much!!

[@jannienordby4198]

Thank you for showing us/me a great kitchen with zero waste mixed ish. It was really nice. And thank you for being honest it matters!

[@olam4330]

Thank you for being truely honest yourself always! Not a poser, just your real face

[@SustainablyVegan]

[@leighannenight]

You may have already done this but that maca powder us relatively tasteless if you mix it into smoothies. Just don't used too much at a time.

[@SustainablyVegan]

omg thank you so much !! will try it asap xx

[@abbybeginyazova7812]

Loved how realistic this was, and I’m also obsessed with your eyes they’re so beautiful 😍 thank you for your vids, I truly look forward to them ❤️

[@taniarachel9785]

I always forgot to comment on videos. I've been following you for a while. Your voice is so calming. I love the vibe of your videos. Xx

[@RachelJinks]

Thank you for making this video. It makes me feel like I can make a difference and it doesn't need to be perfect.

[@keegandaley8173]

bless you for this Realistic tour

[@toniho13]

This video made me feel much better. It looks much more like my life,which is not that perfect,even though I've been trying to be PERFECT zero waster

[@lindagent9693]

Hi Emmy you are so right. The low impact lifestyle along with being vegan isn’t pretty most of the time, it is a challenge but also rewarding. I have always been thrifty and tried not to waste. Now it is crucial everyone changes their lifestyle for the animals, the planet and the next generation. If people only realised the advantages of using less plastic, going meat and dairy free etc. and not just the negatives most people wold be surprised. This lifestyle is cheaper and less stuff equals less stress. You are a great ambassador for the movement. Thank you. Peace

[@charlottescurr4490]

Your voice is so calming and you're very ral and down to earth. Thank you for this video and I'll definately be subscribing and watching more! I'm currently in the process of transitioning to Zero Waste, so using up all the shower gels etc it feels never ending! 😊

[@tkomla]

Very, very helpful. And I've now subscribed. have now seen 3 of your videos and while they have all been good, this is most helpful to me . I an an American permaculturist (transitioning into permaculture from traditional small scale market farm). Now adding zero waste to our slow food tag line. Thank you for your guidance and encouragement 😊

[@patrizialammek7177]

I love the video so much ! It's real and honest and you see every one can make it! Your such a role model for me! Thank you so much for charging 💖

[@SustainablyVegan]

wow thank you for such a lovely comment!! Its comments like these that make me want to make more videos

[@Mitters]

I wanted to add for recycling, some cities and towns have specific recycling plants you can return aluminium cans, separate from the recycling plant. You get money back for it and the cans are recycled better because it's a facility specific to that material :) similar to how some churches and school collect pop tabs ! (Might be a Canadian thing lol)

[@FUBAR2000]

I have just started the transition myself. I live on a 36' motor yacht and it just makes sense. You are incredibly beautiful by the way. Keep up the videos it is a lot of great information.

[@Havanachan]

Thanks for this! This is much more realistic and attainable. I have a ton of plastic stuff but I am trying to reuse it rather than just toss all of it away to achieve the zero waste "aesthetic" (Great point, btw!)

[@brittherold7782]

I just started being a zero waste lifestyle & minimalist lifestyle and a healthier athletic lifestyle into my life. Doing all of them at the same time would be insane, but little choices I make each day help a lot. So far my kitchen looks like yours. Some mason jars & some containers that I just wash and reuse. I do carry a water bottle, but I still feel more comfortable buying bottled because some areas of the US don't have the cleanest or safest tap water :(

[@0MochiBear0]

I love that vitamin and mineral chart you have!

[@aleakilea]

You are by far my favorite zero waste youtuber 💛 thanks for being so real always 🙏🏿

[@sheilamcvicar7801]

Love the glass jar and water to keep veg fresh. thanks.

[@faydiva8863]

Very sensible. I found myself looking at wooden washing up brushes when I already have a perfectly good plastic one but the plastic offends me now! My husband was the voice of reason and stopped me being silly but I completely understand how you can end up going for the look rather than just getting on with reducing waste.

[@myleneantoine8946]

Many thanks for your video, I subscribe recently to your channel and I love it. First I fall I love with the sound of your voice and second I think what make the difference between you and most of the other channel it the TRUE Life aspect of your video. This video is again showing the true live and it is what I appreciate. Please continue like that, Thanks again for all your effort.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks for watching and commenting, means a lot

[@evasanchez2094]

Wow, that was simply perfect, thank you so much! I am also transitioning to zero waste, I only started a month ago and my cupboards already look prettier, but it is so important to remember that that is not the point! It is going to take ages for me to finish all the stuff I had already bought which was packaged in plastic, but I certainly will, no rush, and I'm truly enjoying the process of discovering new tricks or swaps everyday. I'm also excited coz I heard you saying you are in London, I'm in Brighton!!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thats awesome! I used to live in Brighton for uni, its a great hub for vegan and zero waste! There is a great Zero Waste shop in Brighton near the level, wish they had one in London!

[@evasanchez2094]

Hisbe, yes, they are amazing! ... as you have lived in Brighton as well, do you know where to meet other Zero Waste people here? I'd love to have a circle of friends to share this journey with. Nothing in Meetup... Thank you again for your work, it's great: clear and down to earth.

[@racheljade2313]

Love this! So helpful x

[@lacieperrot]

I absolutely love the vitamins and minerals poster on your wall!!!!~🍄 I am inspired to make my own~

[@xXMarschmallowXx]

On my vegan journey I found your cannel and I loooove your videos! You have such a calming personality and seem to be so nice! :) Lots of love from Germany!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thank you so much

[@DianaKitsune]

Love the message you are sending out. It's really all about the purpose not the look. I also have cilantro and green onions in Mason jars in my kitchen! 😊 😊 ❤️

[@amandarojas5990]

I agree with this so much! Like I’m by no means vegan, but I substitute wherever I can. I drink almond milk and use vegan dairy products. Sometimes the lifestyle isn’t realistic for everyone, but we can all make little changes and just these small things would help so much.

[@rebeccajanegoddard]

We have a transitioning kitchen and it’s where we find its hardest to transition but at the same time it’s where we see the biggest difference, in changing how we buy our veg and dried produce, in changing to more sustainable cleaning tools and in starting to compost the amount of waste we dispose of has dropped massively

[@gracieloufreebush9607]

Hey, thank you for this video. i'm at the very beginning of my zero waste journey and your videos are a huge inspiration for me! I subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago and i always smile when there is a new upload. greetings from germany 👋🏻

[@patriciapirota]

I love your channel soooo much! I learn a lot with you. ❤ Thank you for be amazing just the way you are.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks Patricia thats so great to here! Thanks for watching and commenting

[@mtoralf]

Some really good points and pieces of advice in this video. Thank you!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks Marina!! and thank you for watching

[@krystalfurr4472]

This is such a great video. I️ am also Transitioning to zero waste and have noticed that I️ tend to be embarrassed by the plastic that I️ still have. This video is a good reminder that no one is perfect and we are all trying

[@SustainablyVegan]

Never be embarrassed, you have absolutely no reason to be!

[@amylouisedennis234]

Brilliant content! I'm sick of lookinh at mason jars and so on. I use old jars from products I've had before. It's becoming a fashion show of sorts. I'm slowing becoming less wasteful. I change one thing at a time once we've finished the old products. It's so blooming hard with 2 kids too but each month it gets better

[@emeoeneesee]

I think that those perfect kitchens are good for us to be inspired but it's important to have your own style and go to your own pace. Found your own way and your personal contribution. This has to be fun. I love that you are encouraging real stuff. We can make mistake but is important to make this journey meanful

[@SustainablyVegan]

agreed!

[@Chimpyloveherself]

I use the restaurant container to give to people when the want to take food home from a party.

[@andrada-mariapricop8986]

This was such a great video! I really like your idea of zero waste lifestyle. I am not zero waste, I have just recently discovered this way of life here on youtube. I'm not sure I will do it, but I will definitely take into account some of your advice and that of other youtubers. And it's so awesome that even if you do have some plastic containers, you reuse them. You're the first I've seen showing their plastic containers. Everybody has some. Or bags, or something, especialy if you live in a place where it's difficult to recycle or take your own containers with you when shopping. I also have a lot of plastic containers, and I've had them for years, but I reuse them. If I can't reuse them for food anymore, I will use them for coins, for example, or medicine, as you mentioned. I also reuse the plastic bags that I have. I'm kind of late to this video :)), but I really loved it. Keep up the good work!

[@cinnamonbun1354]

I know this old video but it's nice to see someone use old containers and jars most zero waste channels suspiciouly have not got a single re used pickle jar or any plastic pots at all

[@honeybunny7239]

This is what people need to see. Honestly i think people see those minimalist and unrealistic videos and they get so discouraged or overwhelmed that they just say fuck it and dont even try then because its not realistic for so many people. Its better to have thousands trying little by little to be zero waste than to have 2 perfect people being completely zero waste and shaming the majority. If everyone could just do a little it would make a world of difference.

[@dolphang]

Where did you get that vitamins and minerals picture @2:45? It is amazing!

[@TheGingerNinjaKnitsandJournals]

Your videos are so informative and inspiring. Your transparency is so refreshing as well. New sub!!

[@TessaShabram]

Thank you for sharing your kitchen! I've been afraid to do a zero waste kitchen tour because it is not perfect and it is definitely not aesthetically pleasing, but now I think I might just do it! :)

[@SustainablyVegan]

Can't wait to see yours!!

[@TessaShabram]

Alright, mine is uploaded! I've already lost a subscriber 😂 I didn't think my kitchen was that bad! haha

[@tinastheoutsider]

Yeah here in the states, in Michigan, where I'm at is not 1 of those that love this whole zero waste thing and my only little bulk store only has baking, lentils, candy, spices, coffee, tea, oils, and you need to watch the prices too cuz some of its too expensive to even buy, just like if you shop in Whole Foods, which I can't afford to. So recycling cardboard or glass is a constant at my place and now I've turned into a hoader of glass containers that I haven't found a use for yet. It's definitely not easy here.

[@ValarieShea]

I never thought of putting my produce in jars with water in them! Thanks girl!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks for being here and commenting

[@iamkomposed7162]

Thanks for this video :) I still live with my parents and I'm trying to encourage my family to be more zero waste. Sometimes I wish I could just move into my own place and start over, but this video reminded me to take it one step at a time and that there isn't a golden, minimalist rule to abide by. I was wondering if you have any tips for zero waste crafting? I enjoy painting, scrapbooking and other such things, but often the supplies come in tonnes of plastic packaging. I try to be as conscious as possible about what I buy and how I recycle everything, but perhaps you can do a video on this topic some time in the future :)

[@GamingFoodie]

Thank you so much for doing a realistic kitchen tour like this. Too many videos look far too "perfect" and it makes it daunting and seems unobtainable and expensive.

[@JessicaSue]

I'm glad you touched on aesthetics. My cupboards be looking a hot mess, but I am trying.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Haha so are mine!!

[@luisaespinosablasco]

One of your best videos, goals and not looks, well done!

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thank you so much !! xx

[@luiza1321]

You are a very important part of this movement. You are so important here.

[@strangefinder]

Excellent video. What you say rings true with me as I transition to zero waste

[@megsimmons8157]

thanks for keeping it real. love the nutrition chart

[@SustainablyVegan]

Thanks for watching! I love it tooo

[@Jamakaxoxo]

I notice a lot of your containers have leftover label bits on them. if you're interested in removing the sticky bit and rest of the label try a bit of oil on a rag or toothbrush to clean up the jar!

[@indiasinkwell4492]

I had a Lithuanian housemate that got through one of those giant jars of pickles every week and a half. I have so many jars now it's great :) Could you do a video on zero waste related suppliers that are all UK based? I was completely ignorant of and oblivious to the pollution from all the shipping container ships until those articles on cruise ships came out.

[@SustainablyVegan]

Great idea, will definitely put it on the list xx

[@NinaNour]

You are the best beautiful and spiritual minimalist ! Thank you:)