Disclaimer: I am not featuring any Amazon options. Here’s a tiktok to view if you’re looking for an alternative websites.
I also want to mention that holding big corporations like Kroger and (our favorite) Trader Joe’s accountable is crucial. These companies contribute millions of pounds in plastic through grocery stores per year, but there are hopeful signs the industry is changing.
Although my first recommendation is to always buy second hand at thrift stores or charity shops, I have provided links or suggestions on where to find the listed items.
Happy shopping!
Mesh Produce Bag
Don’t reach for the plastic bag! When shopping in supermarket or farmer’s markets, I always recommend bringing a mesh produce bag to carry loose fruits and vegetables.
Mason Jars
Use jars at Sprouts to purchase spices in bulk. Create your own blends or sample just enough to test a new set of spices in a dish.
You can find mason jars anywhere near your local Target, Walmart, Michaels, Ace Hardware and so on.
Small Cotton Bulk Bag
The bags on the website features various sizes for beans, flour, oats and whatever else you can find in bulk.
Bonus: The Life Without Plastic company also has a plastic-free subscription box. Perfect for a gift for yourself or a friend who is interested in investing more eco-friendly utensils.
Reusable Berry Crates
Berry season is approaching! If you’re interested in berry picking, this is the perfect basket for cleaning and storing strawberries, raspberries, blackberries or whatever else your heart desires.
Woven Baskets
Perfect for carrying in groceries. Mine are from Target, but I see tons of baskets in local thrift stores.
Find the full list of recommendations on my Pinterest.
Emily Frisan 
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