How great would it be if there was a grocery store right down the street that straight up refused to sell packaged items? What if you could just walk in with your own bags and containers and buy just the right amount of whatever you needed and not have to worry about the rest going bad?
Good news: You can!
Bad news: You have to live in London...
The store is called Unpackaged and you should check out their site here.
I first read about Unpackaged this morning here at Good.is
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Trader Joe's wine #6 Renwood
I liked the label better then the wine this time. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't that great. We drank half the bottle the first night and then the second half the following night. Firefly and I both agree that this bottle of wine was definitely better after it had a chance to breathe overnight.
I was a little bummed because we had just had an excellent Barbera wine (our first) at a wine tasting during our Seattle trip.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Reusable straws
I found these via Green Phone Booth. They are in our Amazon cart waiting until we order a few more items to get free shipping.
Trader Joe wine #7 Fife
We've had this one in the past and I remember liking it then as well. We had the 2007 Max Cuvee (another blend of 5 grapes) from the Fife vineyards in Hopland California. This wine contains the following grapes:
- Petite Verdot
- Syrah
- Petite Sirah
- Grenache
- Carignane
Trader Joe wine #5 Dr. Jebediah Drinkwell
This was a great wine! We had the 2007 Meritage* from Paso Robles, California which is a combination of these 5 different grapes:
- 60% Cabernet Franc
- 27% Merlot
- 11% Cabernet Sauvignon
- 1% Malbec
- 1% Petit Verdot
Bonus points...there is a drinking song on the back of the bottle:
*Meritage is a word used to distinguish wines that are made in the style of Bordeaux but without infringing on that region's legally protected appellation
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
How much is your Garden worth?
Curious how much your garden is worth? Find out here
We didn't keep track of how pounds of each produce item we harvested last year but it might be fun to do it this year. Maybe we too can turn our $26 worth of seeds into $2000 in veggies!
If you are up for it, I think it would be fun for everyone to keep track of how much they havest and post their numbers at the end of the season.
We didn't keep track of how pounds of each produce item we harvested last year but it might be fun to do it this year. Maybe we too can turn our $26 worth of seeds into $2000 in veggies!
If you are up for it, I think it would be fun for everyone to keep track of how much they havest and post their numbers at the end of the season.
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