Karina’s Environmental Cooking Tip!
When you next consider buying kitchen gadgets, give vintage gear a go! Not only do they look ‘grate,’ they also help the environment remain beautiful, by reducing the consumer demand for new utensils. This in turn: reduces consumption, reuses what’s already there, is usually cheaper, makes your kitchen look ‘grate’ because of your vintage ‘grater’ and is probably built to last!
Now, what’s not to feel ‘grate’ about this!
Have fun in the kitchen!
Karina x
Good advice. I hang on to my older utensils because they’re made in the USA and built to last. New kitchen tools are typically made in China with the durability of a paper plate. 😉
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Hahaha, Cheryl!
You’re spot on here! You have a good sense of humour 🙂
Karina
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Some of these older implements hold up better, too. I have a few “geriatric” kitchen utensils that used to belong to my parents, well back in the day.
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Good on you for holding onto your parents utensils, goatsandgreens!
It’s such a lovely thing to have 🙂
Karina
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Thanks Karina, great idea!
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You’re welcome, Lynz 🙂
Have a nice week!
Karina
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You too
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🙂
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that’s a really good idea!
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Thanks, lolaflamingo 🙂
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These are some ‘punny’ puns you are ‘punning’ around.
Pun.
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Hahaha! John 🙂
Karina
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I used to think you had to be awfully lazy to not grate your own cheese but I got bit by the bug of buying those bags as a quick fix and have been doing it so long I can’t imagine grating, but your comments on the benefits have me rethinking this for the first time in a long time! Good work! Light and Love, Shona
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Awe, your comments are always full of light and love, Shona, just like your motto!
Love your outlook on life, Shona 🙂 It’s lovely
Have a lovely week.
Karina
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Likewise Karisa! Light and Love (and good eats, of course!) Shona
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