Top Zero Waste Kitchen Swaps | My Essential Plastic Free Products

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Let me know in the comments if you make any of these swaps, or what other zero waste tips you'd like to see from me! Also check out my full zero waste playlist for other tips: kzbin.info/aero/PLKZ5VVZAPkwrP1QdAmGn7Zod7NpftV-sP

[@westofzanzibar]

Great tips, you are awesome, thank you Nikita, I really appreciate you!🤩❤️

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Thank you so much, I'm so happy to hear this is helpful for you 😊

[@yudaisychernes671]

I like this video !! Would love more about zero waste ! Even outside the kitchen

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Thank you! I'm hoping to share more about zero waste in the future :)

[@valerievaldez6752]

I love these tips! I'm really interested in a zero waste kitchen .... more please.

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Thank you! There's more to come!

[@MrsPlantinTexas]

Vitamix sells the FoodCycler, which is an awesome way to chop and dehydrate kitchen scraps without composting. Great for an apartment! I actually use the refuse that comes out of mine in my veggie garden.

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

That's great, thank you for sharing! We've switched to a composting service since I made this video and have been loving it - they just pick up our food scraps twice a month in a sealable container and replace it with a fresh one.

[@HalfLatinaJoy86]

I'm poor af, but periodically I'll go to Dollar Tree and see what I can get there. Recently bought 3 large mason-type of jars with the lids for my legumes & beans, and a large pizza pan that I use to sort them and a ramekin so that I can steam homemade mug cakes without using the microwave. I've been saving all of my glass jars as well and have been using those for food storage instead of re-using the plastic food containers. I was just even looking at the spatula I have and thinking that I need to get a metal one. I'm slowly but surely changing things up!

[@sallyshepard3258]

very helpful

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Thank you, that's great to hear :)

[@spifftastic87]

That dish soap block looks familiar...🤔😘

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

We love it, it has lasted us for so long! ❤️

[@lightdark00]

3. You pay $23 for a 0% superfatted soap? 😳 What do you do with the stickers or tags on fruit and veggies?

[@PlantsNotPlastic]

Is that expensive? I don't know very much about soap but we love this bar and have tried a bunch of other types of dish soap (liquid, bar, powder, etc.) and keep coming back to this one. Stickers and tags end up in our trash - we minimize waste as much as possible in our kitchen, and it's a constant learning process, but some trash is still inevitable 😣

[@lightdark00]

@@PlantsNotPlastic I make my own soap so all soap over $4 for a bar, maybe $8 for a double sized one like that, seems outrageous to me. I have ended up getting some free fat/oil so that halved my costs. I don't need anything fancy, just something my skin loves. Now we all need someone that can turn plastic in to fuel in our area. Then fuel instead of plastic trash.

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