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Sustainably Working from Home

  It was the stuff of dreams just 12 months ago. Being able to avoid the hassle of a long commute to work and just work from home. Imagine how much extra work you could get done during the day? In the past six months, it’s become our new norm. Thanks to the impact of COVID19 many of us have been and continue to permanently work from home until further notice. While it was a novelty at first, it’s a great example of the need to be careful what we wish for! We all know and understand now, that working from home comes with both its benefits and its drawbacks!     But we are negating the drawbacks As humans,...

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Microplastics - The Big and The Small

We’ve heard a lot about them. Some people say they are harmless and too small to do any damage. Others say that because they are so small, they cause more damage. Microplastics have been a point of debate due to a lack of research and understanding of their impact. But in recent years this has changed. We now have a better understanding of their impact and the real cost of these small evils to the environment. So, what are they? What are they in? How do they really impact our environment?   Let’s start with what they are. Microplastics are tiny, tiny pieces of plastic that are 5mm in diameter or smaller. And many are much, much smaller than that. ...

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A Year of Weekly Sustainable Tips by Aussie Bread Bags

Week #34. Lighting and electricity. Flicking off your light switches and power points. Seems pretty simple right? Well, it is. But do you understand the huge difference we can make to our planet if we all did this more often? How is electricity made? Electricity is a secondary energy source, created mostly by converting fossil fuels such as oil, coal, nuclear, and natural gas in power stations. This process is effective to power our homes, schools and businesses, but there is a down side that is becoming more apparent with every passing year. Through the combustion of fossil fuels listed above, that are used to generate heat needed to power steam turbines (power stations), also results in the production of carbon dioxide  (CO2). electricity generation is responsible...

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Do Linen Bread Bags Actually Work?

Linen…It’s this season’s wearable fashion staple. We love it for keeping us fresh in summer and warm as the weather cools. It also looks very on-trend sitting on our kitchen benches, filled with delicious fresh bread.  And this is not the end of the linen magic. As a natural fibre that breathes, linen bread bags are said to keep your bread fresher for longer and mould free. But do they actually work? Are they worth your hard earned money to buy?   The linen bread bag test. In a recent test (carried out just last year) three common storage methods for bread were tested to see which delivered the best results in keeping your bread fresh longer. What methods were...

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The Anatomy of a Reusable Bread Bag

Do you know all the features of our reusable Aussie Bread Bags? We’re proud to say that we’ve worked hard to hand master a reusable storage solution for your fresh breads with all the bells and whistles.  All whilst keeping them at an affordable price. Created by an Aussie mum with mums in mind, she believes a no fuss product was essential to become part of every household. The Anatomy of Aussie Bread Bags: a gusseted base and reinforced stitching means it’s both sturdy and functional.  woven with freezer proof fabric makes storing bread for later on simple. a drawstring top for quick and easy sealing that also doubles as a handle. washing machine safe equals no special attention needed (mums...

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