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  Waste-free food storage that actually works  Grocery shopping and cooking for one can be tricky skills to master. You go to the store with the best intentions, but if you're not a meticulous meal planner, produce inevitably goes bad before you're able to eat everything. I mainly cook for myself, so in an effort to keep my produce fresh and give myself as long as possible to utilize everything, I'm constantly searching for more sustainable food storage solutions than the plastic bags of my youth.
It turns out the solution for storing them was as simple as this affordable set of versatile, reusable silicone Food Huggers.
One pack of Food Huggers comes with five circular pieces of silicone in varying sizes that can stretch to fit around almost any partially used piece of produce. Unlike a silicone bag, which can be difficult to seal without any air trapped inside, the stretchy material fits snugly around your produce, hugging it and keeping it completely sealed off from elements that can lead to early spoilage. Seeing your half bell peppers and quarter onions covered in cheerful, bright silicone in the refrigerator is satisfying. And the fresh, crisp produce you're left with—even after a couple of days—will have you shopping for another set, and maybe even saying goodbye to plastic bags forever.
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Friday, September 10, 2021
Waste-free food storage that actually works
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