Plastic Free Coffee Makers & Eco Friendly Coffee Accessories

I am SUCH a coffee lover. Coffee is the way I start my work day and it’s one of my favorite parts of my morning routine. My family knows that it’s always better to let me have just one sip in silence before the day gets going. But coffee, just like anything, can be too much of a good thing and can vary in just how toxic the whole process is. Finding a plastic free coffee maker and eco-friendly coffee accessories is such a great way to clean up your coffee making routine.
And believe me, I do know that I could probably indulge in a healthier morning beverage,but I also know I could make my coffee drinking habit much less healthy by adding sweeteners and creams. I am a firm believer in doing what is best for you and your family, and I will always encourage that belief here. I am in no way a model for a completely holistic or toxin free home, but I always try to think about how I can tweak my habits and lifestyle to be just a little bit healthier.
Coffee, I feel like, falls right into this category for me. I try to make it as healthy as possible, even though there’s healthier choices. It’s the same with so many areas of my home, in fact. If I can’t change something right away, I just make it as healthy as it can be while the toxic product or material is still in my home.
A healthy home is all about creating a space that really works for your lifestyle. Sometimes we do need to reassess that lifestyle, but for the most part, adjusting our habits to fit our needs is how to do it. Even just small changes can add up to reduce a lot of toxins. And when it comes to coffee, you can reduce toxins by using a plastic free coffee maker, avoiding toxins in travel mugs and looking for fair trade coffee to brew.
The kitchen is one of my favorite places to get rid of toxins, and coffee makers are no exception. Because coffee makers are often used daily and coffee can be consumed frequently, it’s a great place to cut out toxins for good.
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[@johnmorse8434]

Not the information I was looking for, but at least I agree with your avoidance of plastic.

[@GraciousKiller]

Nice video but did I miss where you recommended actual apparatus options? All I heard was you mentioned French press and pour over and that's it..

[@Healthyhouseontheblock]

All of the recommendations are linked in the blog post at the end of the description 🙂

[@joyshokes6182]

I love this message. Grace filled!

[@rodrigo7ramos]

Thank you for sharing this information!

[@hazel901009]

I was just thinking about this! Smh thank you!

[@cuddlingcoachingwithkyle3673]

Friendly request is to get to the actionable info sooner in your video :)

[@emilyhall2279]

The Mueller is what I already picked. :)

[@Sumatra123]

Don’t forget to only buy organic coffee beans.

[@keppela1]

Have you ever found an affordable espresso machine that's toxin-free? I've been researching for days and haven't been able to come up with anything. Thanks!

[@NiklasForsman1]

Lovely video. But why does dark roast have less toxins that lightly roasted. Does it have something to do with shelf life/storage?

[@user-em4cn7ch3w]

Thank you so much! I've been looking for this info! I saw on the go options on your blog, but any recommendation on healthy coffee mugs to use at home? I heard the color ones might not be good......

[@camelshark69]

How does fair trade coffee make it healthier?

[@om-nj2hw]

Coffee does have antioxidants in it like tea does. It's all the sugar etc that are bad for you

[@Healthyhouseontheblock]

Such a good point! All in moderation, right!?

[@b3tomm12]

Wow all the coffee maker recomendations 😅

[@user-em4cn7ch3w]

She linked to them in the description. The recommendations are on her blog

[@Meyerc-yv2bi]

​@@user-em4cn7ch3w The information should be IN THE VIDEO!

[@ultimatesteve]

skip the video, link to coffee makers in the description. edit: just google plastic free coffee makers, this was a waste of time

[@Meyerc-yv2bi]

Agreed! Awful video with ZERO information.

[@courtbourtt]

Way too much talking just for to not even tell us the answer 😢 this is what you call clickbait

[@Meyerc-yv2bi]

Very deceptive and useless video.

[@Meyerc-yv2bi]

Very little information as to the models of plastic free coffee makers. You show a picture at 8:30 into the video for a few seconds, but no links, no reviews, no nothing on where and how to buy these products. VERY FRUSTRATING VIDEO! Please tell us the information IN THE VIDEO! No one wants to go to a link to link something else.