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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I buy crackers and goldfish, pretzels in large packages but put them into a reusable container for school instead of single serving package or a plastic bag. [/quote] +1 Op- you’re overthinking what it means to reduce single use plastics. Your string cheese will always have plastics but maybe instead of string cheese give them a slice mozzarella from a block.[/quote] But the big mozz is still in plastic[/quote] Right, but it's not single use.[/quote] It is single use. But the individual servings with more collective plastic are now not single use. [/quote] Buy reusable snack bags. We so rarely use the ziploc baggies that I grew up with. I got a set of reusable sealable silicon ziploc-styles ranging from snack to gallon size. Buy the large block of cheese or box of goldfish or whatever, and then dish it out into daily snack-size bags. This morning DC packed a sandwich, slices of cheese from a block of cheddar and some blueberries, all put into reusable containers and carried in a lunchbox rather than a paper sack. Everything will come home, get washed, and used again tomorrow.[/quote]
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