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There's a heatwave, and if you don't have air conditioning in your house, it might be better to get outside and sit in the shade where there is even the slightest possibility of a breeze. If you're planning to have a picnic, or eat by the pool, use these biodegradable plates and utensils. The plates, cups and bowls are made from renewable resources - a material called bagasse, which is a compostable sugar cane fiber, a byproduct of the sugar refining process. The flatware is made from potato starch and vegetable oil. All pieces are unbleached, FDA-approved food-safe, and can be usedin the microwave, the freezer, are oil-resistant, and can handle hot food.
The dinnerware is available at Branch in packs of various quantitites ranging from $4 for bowl to $14 for complete flatware sets.
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7-28-2006 @1:42PM tr said... i was going to go on a rant how if i'm paying $4 a bowl, there's no way i'm just going to toss that away to biodegrade in a landfill. then i looked at the site, it's actually $4 for pack of 25 bowls. that's a little more reasonable.
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7-29-2006 @2:36PM MJ said... Great idea! We need more like that every little bit each one can do can help the enviroment. Not just the recycled bottles and such! Bravo!!
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