These tartlets are my go-to potluck food! They are easy to make, easy transport, look cute as, and they don’t need reheating in case I can’t use the oven at the potluck host.
Mushroom & caramelized onion tartlets
Apartment composting: 7 reasons you should go bokashi
If you (or a reluctant flatmate) aren’t 100% convinced bokashi is right for you, I’m here to change your mind! Let me just quickly introduce this magic bin. It’s a Japanese compost system that uses live microbes called “bokashi” to break down your food waste quicker. The bokashi comes in the form of a grainRead more
Zero waste shopping: 3 maps I use to find bulk stores near me
When I started with zero waste living I just assumed there were no bulk shops near me. Turns out there are heaps! Some of which I passed by quite often without even realising it. I discovered most bulk shops in my neighbourhood using “bulk shop finders”. Bulk shop finders are essentially maps created by bloggersRead more
DIY: reusable cloth coffee filter for zero waste coffee
Oh, how I love this cloth coffee filter! It’s so easy to make and works surprisingly well. I feel like a fool that has been tricked by the consumerist society to use single-use paper filters all these years!
Easy vegan pancakes with just 7 ingredients
Easy vegan pancake recipe with few ingredients you probably already have in your cupboard. On top of being quick, the recipe gives really tasty pancakes!
Zero waste vanilla sugar to replace vanilla essence
In an effort to be zero waste, I wanted to replace common vanilla essence with a vanilla flavouring that doesn’t come in plastic. The solution was to create it myself and this recipe really delivers: no waste, max taste!
6 reasons oat milk should be your first homemade milk
After discovering oat milk, I’ve dabbled with more advanced homemade milk, and I can now tell you with confidence oat milk is where you want to start.
My fav cheap, easy & zero waste kitchen spray
If you are into zero waste there is a 95% chance that you’re familiar with this kitchen spray. It’s made with white vinegar (which is so easy to find in bulk), and it finds a purpose for your discarded orange peels!