Journal
Looking for a more sustainable kitchen without losing the convenience and don't know where to begin? Here a 5 everyday like for like swaps for your kitchen.
We had some overripe bananas just waiting to be made into something yummy! These can easily be made zero waste...
We've been making our own lunches for years to save on all of the waste associated with buying convenience food plus it can be significantly cheaper too. One of our favourite bakes is bagels, they may look a little tricky but once you get the hang of them you'll be making them every week too! These usually last up to a week fresh but you can also freeze them so none of them go to waste.
Feeling inspired to take on a minimalist lifestyle but don’t live alone? If we have learnt one thing on our...
As we become more aware that buying everything won’t actually make us happy many people are moving to a more...
I often get asked (generally by older individuals) what minimalism is and why I bother striving to live in this way and giving up on having stuff which could make me happy. The truth is although many people believe being a minimalist means owning almost nothing; sitting in an empty home, with barren walls and empty cupboard, what minimalism really means is to only own things that actually make you happy and make your life easier.