During this time, my grocery shopping increased. If I go, I really go all week, maybe two, so that means you have to build up a lot of fresh produce. What made me realize, though, was that I was a ton of those plastic bags. You know, the green bags on rolls that are somehow impossible to open? Yes, that. Because I want to pay more attention to my impact these days and because I’m always looking for elegant solutions that do not drive a lot of plastic bags in my fridge, I could not be more excited about Food52’s the internal launch of Five Two’s new introduction: manufactured bags.
These are reusable products to be exact. The bags are in three different sizes, and especially two different fabrics. The first is a net tissue, ideal for fruits, such as apples or oranges. The second is a densely woven cloth bag that is ideal for herbs and leafy vegetables. The nearby tissues also have a hidden feature. Sprinkling it with a reusable spray bottle (which you definitely need too) will help keep herbs and vegetables fresh in the fridge longer. The bags only come in a gray color, which is smart as it hides stains that may occur, and each has a drawstring to ensure your products are safe and secure. They can contain everything – whether it is rice, popcorn, nuts, as well as produce – the possibilities are endless. They are machine washable, and best of all: Five Two also added their weight to the side of the bag, so you can easily see how much the products in the bag actually weigh.
Honestly, I could not be more excited about these bags. Each set contains 8, which may not be enough for all your products in the store, but it will definitely help limit the amount of plastic you tear off the roll. Or you can get two sets and pour the plastic completely.
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