When it comes to the most eco-friendly ways to serve and consume and consume food, real dishes and silverware are always the most sustainable. They are reusable and you can always adjust how much water and what type of dish soap you use (less phosphorous is better). They also tend to be cheaper in the long-term, and generally classier looking. However, if you’re on the go or must use plastic and paper kelim, there are some environmental alternatives to bleached paper plates and plastic forks. New plastics are now biodegradable. Try BioPlastics by WorldCentric or Eco Products. Both sell plastic utensils, cups, straws, and more. Most local grocery stores also carry Seventh Generation brand items, if you’d rather not drive to the closest Whole Foods or order these items online.
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