The Mess: The sustainability trap sitting in your kitchen
Many single-use kitchen gadgets are a microcosm of society’s problem with overconsumption: hyper-specialized and disposable.
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Many single-use kitchen gadgets are a microcosm of society’s problem with overconsumption: hyper-specialized and disposable.
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Extra thick and tacky, it keeps food fresh and clings well.
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I helped create the cycle of consumption. Now it’s my job to slow down the wheel.
Paper or plastic? Nope. Stainless steel is the winning straw.
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