We’re a small social enterprise who thinks 2025 is not soon enough to quit plastic. Unlike the supermarkets we’re taking action against plastic right now.
We offer whole foods and pantry staples such as rice, pasta, dried fruit, beans, and lentils in paper or home compostable plant film, no plastic in sight.
We also help to clean up communities by offering a 10% discount in exchange for picking 10 pieces of litter.
We recommend that you get in your order to us by Monday 17th December Our last order dispatch day before Christmas is Thursday 20th December. We’re getting busier in the run-up to Christmas so we recommend you get your order in as soon as possible. We’ll still be accepting orders after 17th December but to avoid
Hygge [hoo-gah] doesn’t translate directly from Danish, but in essence it means creating a cosy, warm atmosphere where you can hunker down with your favourite people and enjoy the good things in life. It’s all about contentment, connection, and appreciation – something that goes hand in hand with Christmas time! Danes do it all year
Did you know that a lot of gift wrapping paper contains plastic? I had no idea until earlier this year. It looks just like paper, how can it contain plastic? But gift paper manufacturers have been sneaking it in for years. How can you tell if gift paper contains plastic? Scrunch it up in to
