My Grocery Shopping Routine as a Sustainable Minimalist Trying & Failing to be Zero Waste
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Today I want to share my grocery shopping routine with you. Even as a Person trying to live as sustainably as possible, this is the area where I feel like I fail the most. We try to be as zero waste as possible, eat a lot of vegan meals and give our best to shop local and organic. But especially in the past year, I didn't manage to go to the bulk store a lot which results in more plastic packaging.
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I appreciate how honest this is! There's too much gatekeeping in the sustainability community, and it's so discouraging. I don't think people realize how entitled they are when they can afford this sustainable and organic stuff that's double the price and half the quantity and quality sometimes. It's refreshing to see someone making a more realistic effort and remember it's not zero waste or you're banished to the netherworlds and guilt-tripped for enjoying a bag of chips!
Yes! I think we need more of that! And to be really honest, I am losing some subscribers now and I knew that would happen but it's such a bad feeling. But I want this to be a community where we can learn and I absolutely don't want to give off the picture of being perfect when I am not. It's so much more valuable if more people dare to try even if they know they won't be able to be 100% zero waste or something like that, than if just a handful of privileged people are allowed to be sustainable because they can be 100%...
I agree! We should all try to do our best, stick to our principles and recognize others are doing their best too. Give grace to ourselves and others. Thank you for honestly sharing. 😄
Guilty!
I am back. Only because, I am really interested in what you have to say. The only reason I deleted everything off TH-cam in the first place was because I don’t trust a lot of social media sights.
But I will say, I have enjoyed learning about becoming more of a minimalist and how to be more sustainable in my own life. I also mentioned to you sometime ago about my own plans to build a tiny house here in Australia. So fear not. Those who get it. Will return. I did.🍃☮️🍃Out...
@@ecofriendlia don’t worry, you’ll gain subscribers too that resonate with showing imperfect effort in the right direction. I have some ocd tendencies and I sometimes get stuck in a mindset where i need to follow very strict new rules eg about sustainability or health. It’s exhausting and not realistic. I am happy to see someone concerned with sustainable minimalism who has not everything figured out. So many people can’t afford to shop only at organic bulk stores.
@@ecofriendlia you are doing it just the right way, not trying to fit in with all those so-called perfect narcicissts! I love your channel and your open, honest and unpretentious style, it encourages people to not only doing their personal best, but to stay true to theirselves and others. Being authentic is such an essential part of joy and it would be just wonderful, if people could see and admit their mistakes without being or feeling ashamed for it. I truely believe that is the right mindset to start making this world a better place. So the brave ones like you are an awesome example for others to stay true and to be able to forgive themselves! Thank you so much for being on the front for authenticity and awareness, I do my best in the same way, even if some people dislike me for it 🙈❤👍🏻 they can just go, because I don't want my life to be a perfect-role-playing game, I want it to be just my real, unperfect and still often joyful life with all my real, unperfect friends in it, which are far better companions to me than all the superficial Barbies and Kens 🙂👌🏻
Could you also make a cooking video? I would love to see that!
Yes! I think I am making one in the next few months, I have to see where it fits into my schedule ☺
yes, and I am very interested how you make your surdough for your bread !
An honest TH-camr! 🥳 Sometimes I think they all live in fairytale, but Lia lives in the real world and here, sometimes, we haven't enough money to do everything in the perfect way. We just try to make our best. Thank you Lia!
I would love to see a video about your everyday go-to recipes!:)
Yes! I have thought about that and it's good your asking! Now I know that there are people interested in that ☺
No one is perfect, but you are a conscious consumer, and you really live out your values. That's what truly matters.👊
I've started meal planning and budgeting in January and it has revolutionised my finances. I used to spend 320€ on groceries and now my average is 180€ with a record low of 110€ (per month). Every Sunday I fill in my meal calendar: what am I going to eat through out the week. I also take note of what I already have (fridge, pantry, freezer, fruit/veg). In such a way I never miss out on what's going bad because I always know what needs to be eaten first. So meal planning also has helped me to reduce waste. Sometimes I use the app too good to go which helps me further stay on the budget.
Please show your vegetable box. That is always interesting to see! Its too expensive to shop completely organic. Organic vegetables taste amazing! But it gets too expensive 😪
Yeah, the taste of organics makes it absolutely worth the price, but sometimes I still can't afford it anyways 😪 such a shame that healthy, delicious and sustainable products are like for rich people only!
Living in Berlin, the most vegan friendly and maybe most sustainability friendly city in Germany, we have uncountable possibilities to buy plastic-free foods, we have „Unverpackt“ (unpacked) stores where you fill up your flour and other dry foods in glass cans and cotton bags you bring with you, and I also try to buy my cheese (and sometimes meat) in organic quality, if possible with my own packages. But Berlin became like this because of the public demand, I remember times where there were no organic foods in supermarkets at all, so let‘s hope that one day this way of buying groceries will arrive in whole Germany.
I also try my best and fail daily, although there is almost everything around the corner - as long as you don‘t have your own garden and live on the countryside or have a loooooot of time to make stuff yourself, it is plain impossible to really live plastic free and completely sustainable on the food side and not spend a loooot of money..
Thank you for your insight! Ich mag deine Videos sehr. ☺️
The quality of your videos are getting better every week.
Thank you for showing us such an honest and important content, your journey is very inspiring! ❤️
Love your videos Babes... keep it up Honey... your an inspiration for young and old...i‘m 57 and you‘ve inspired me! Have been watching you from the beginning... keep up the good work.. big hugs and kisses 😘 from Switzerland 🇨🇭 Zuerich 🙏🏽
Oh, thank you so much! Greeting back to Züri, I always arrive there with my bus from Germany when I visit family but that has been a year now... Hopefully soon again ☺ and I hope you have a great day!
Laundry and house cleaning products please
I love how thoughtful you are about your decision making process especially when the decisions are difficult! I also have found that balancing the choices between organic, local, packaging, plant-based options are challenging for me.
I really try my best but it is so challenging sometimes because there is no perfect option. But I hope that in the future there will be more products that align with more of my values! ☺
This is how I shop too, working through my sustainability criteria and assessing the options in front of me. It is great when you find an option that ticks all the boxes. If you feel motivated, I think it is useful to let a producer know that you love their product, but ask that they consider changing to eco-friendly packaging. Or to let your local supermarket know what types of products you are looking for.
So happy seeing people doing whatever they can to make more eco-friendly choices!
Thank you so much for this video! As a young person from Germany (I'm currently doing my FSJ) it's so hard to decide if I want to spend a shitload of money on unpackaged organic food or if I'm able to save some money for travelling and my future - this is amazing and honest and I appreciate it a lot!!!
Like it's really inspiring for me to not be too hard on myself and that's important when it comes to sustainability
I love how honest and realistic this feels! I would love to be more sustainable/zero-waste when it comes to food but as I am about to start university soon I know as a student with a limited budget/time it would be so difficult to do. This has really inspired me to be more mindful when shopping and look for alternatives when I can but also not beat myself up about not being perfect so thank you 💚
Thank you for your honesty, I find it difficult to try to make the most sustainable choice sometimes. This morning for example I bought rocket that was packaged in plastic, it was at the sell by date and if it is not sold it gets dumped, so I saved it from the dump. I find it irritating that so many organic products are packaged in plastic 🤦🙄🙄🙄🙄. I try to buy local and organic, but it's not easy and sometimes not possible. Dairy products are always in plastic. I try to buy from the bulk store, but they don't sell everything I need, I try to only go in once a month as it's not the closest grocery store to me. On Saturday mornings we try to go to an organic vegetable market at the city park and then walk or cycle around. Do what you can and keep inspirating others to do the same.😁👏
I could watch 100 food-related videos! Your thought processes are very relatable. Please keep them coming! ☺️
Vielen Dank für das ehrliche Video!!! Nichts ist frustrierender auf dem eigenen nachhaltigen Weg als die Zero Waste Perfection, welche niemals Realität ist!
Thank you! My best way of saving some money is this: all of our nearby grocery stores have weekly ads and every Monday me and my husband scan through them and plan our dinners for the week ahead. It has actually become a fun routine and it keeps my mind creative when thinking about what to eat.
I understand that people don't always want to shop at more than one store at the time, but my tip is to vary your grocery store of choice from time to time: in this way you will learn where your staple groceries are cheaper etc. For example I always buy peanut butter at a certain store, because I know it's like 50 cents cheaper, but it makes a difference in the long run!
I really appreciate how you go through everything and talk about each choice a little bit ❤
Do you ever feel limited by the appliances in your house?
Have you tried making plant-based milk at home? How do you decide what to make from scratch and what to buy readymade?
P. S. I know that it's not the main focus of your channel but if you ever feel like showing how you bake your bread or cook some go-to dishes I am here for it
I really enjoyed watching this! Grocery shopping is definitely where I struggle the most with sustainability as well.
I’m so glad you posted this video, I have been trying so hard to buy more consciously but it’s so hard when you cannot afford the better options. I wish the supermarkets would reduce their plastic use, there is no need for fruit and vegetables to be packed in plastic especially things like cucumbers it’s just craziness.
I keep forgetting that you live in Germany and speak german. So reading "Zeug fürs Brot" really surprised me :D Bin ich nicht gewöhnt
That was fun! I love that you try to be honest and admit you have flaws.
I love this video! Food is always fascinating. Though I live in the US, my grocery shopping is very much like yours - I buy a lot of the same things and also have the same internal dialogue about price, organic vs. conventional, packaging, local foods, choosing plant-based options, etc. it’s comforting to know that people all over the world are thinking similar things about food when they shop!
I think it's OK to have a snack or not such a healthy food when your nutrition is generally healthy. It can bring a little more joy and fun to eating. I have had to make a lot of compromises in my grocery shopping since moving to my parents where things I'm used to getting at home are not available here and the main store is quite a long drive away. It is hard to calculate what exactly to buy when I'm not positive on the day we will be going back to town the next week. The trick for me is to get enough without over or under buying. I'm grateful for the very small store near me that I can go to in a pinch. I have wanted to make Sourdough bread but have been too intimidated to try. Could you do a video on how you make yours? Great video today and it was lots of fun to go to the grocery with you! Have a beautiful day. ❤
Thank you for your honesty... I feel less guilty now knowing that sometimes we can not affect on certain things, and then again sometimes we have pleasures with no alternatives, wich makes us perfectly imperfect. I really really loved this video.. keep up! :)
This is so handy because i am moving to germany very soon and it gives me some ideas about products i could purchase.
Oh, do some research on grocery shopping and how all the different stores work. You get the discounters like Aldi, Lidl, Norma, Penny, Netto and the more expensive ones like Rewe or Edeka. The last one is a franchise so it varies. Lots of them have regional products so check out where you move which has the most regional ones. And then there are lots of small shops and random cool things likefarmer's vending machines...
@@emmylee8862 What are farmers vending machines and where can I find those? Do you have any German word I can Google? I am very familiar with the cheaper stores thank god.. Rewe and especially Edeka are ridiculously expensive in my opinion... Aldi and Lidl are the way to go haha! For example at Aldi and Lidl I believe they dont sell the cucumbers in plastic, etc.
@@Alesanascreamokid "Milchautomat"; "Automat Bauernhof"; "Hofladen", "Bauernhof Laden" where will you move to? You can delete the reply later if you want to.
Thank you so much for this Lia... I can relate. I'm struggling atm. I have a gluten intolerance (that has always been a challenge in itself..), I want to eat as little refined sugar as possible, I want to eat whole foods, plant based.. use as little plastic as possible.. as much organic as possible.. and I earn minimum wage atm. It's overwhelming. And I want to be mild and about it, not rigid.. your video helps me so much. I feel like I'm 'talking to' someone who understands and it gives me some air /space to breathe..
Love that this is so real. Thank you.
I know you are trying to be very minimalist and sustainable, but hearing how you wished you could have gotten oat flour I wanted to suggest perhaps buying a secondhand food processor (if you don't possess one) which can be used to "grind" oats into flour. This is much cheaper and is also easy to do yourself.
Thanks so much for showing an honest shopping trip! I'm sometimes discouraged when I see how most sustainable influencers act like it's so easy to just shop without buying any packaged goods, for most of us that's just not realistic, especially in today's world.
Thank you for this video. It's nice to see you. 💓 I also make a shopping list, but I often have similar dilemmas. Bio products are packed in plastic and sometimes I prefer to buy non-organic without plastic.
Yes, exactly... It's a contestant struggle and I always feel like I am failing my values... But I think right now I can't do more than just trying my best ☺
I admire you for showing us your groceries, it’s really honest and transparent of you even though as you said it’s not “perfect”. I am transitioning to a pranic living / breatharian lifestyle to limit the amount of groceries I require, have a lower impact and be healthier and more connected spiritually. 💙🌏🙏🏻🦋
That sounds very interesting! Yes, I think it's important to be open and transparent, I mean that is the thing I want to see too, I do not need videos where people aren't honest ☺
Love your honesty!!💗so much of our vegetables also only in plastic over the last year. Great video! I try and get as much as possible from our street green grocer because most is unwrapped and cheaper but still some in plastic.
You are still way better off than me XD But yea thanks for showing it, makes me feel a lot better about my shopping choices
We have all different things available and different preferences, privileges, and resources... I think the best thing is trying and seeing how far we can go ☺
I love how honest you are and not over the top. It’s so refreshing to find someone that also shows our flaws in this journey. So glad i happened upon your channel:))
Yaaay finally my request, thanks lia 🤍
Yes! I am glad you're happy 😉
Thank you for requesting it! Haha I liked it
Liebe Lia, danke für dein inspirierendes Video. Ich kaufe auch dort aus den gleichen Gründen und habe zu ganz vielen Dingen ähnliche Gedanken wie du. Tut gut, festzustellen, dass man nicht allein damit ist. Grüße von der Küste!
Similar struggles! Good luck. Thanks for the ideas
Yay! Kitchen time :)
You just gained a new subscriber🙋🏻♀️
I really liked how honest this video is and that you dont see sustainability as an ideology as many do. We need more people like you who promote sustainability in a realistic, achievable way:)
OMG, I live in a small city in Argentina and I can buy most of those products plastic-free (although they are not organic, of course). Nice video!
Great video! I also buy organic, seasonal and local as much as possible. But sometimes the prices are crazy. Now I make my own joghurt, granola, ciabatta bread. I love making 'paneer' for indian dishes,it's so easy and good. I use reusable bags too and produce bags. Sometimes when I forget,I ask for paper bag which I later donate to the food pantry or the local animal shelter, they make enrichment activities with it for dogs. Also I save toilet rolls and egg cartons for the shelter as well as the free local newspapers we receive in the mail (which I can not stop receiving). Smoked tofu sound yummy, never seen anywhere. Have you ever tried tofu or shiritake noodles?
Thank you for sharing and for your efforts to make sustainable choices! It's very difficult to be 100% sustainable when most of the options in the market come in plastic or there are no affordable organic options. I struggle with this too. I think that we can't always take all the responsibility for everything when it becomes almost impossible to achieve because the industry is not there yet. But we can still make changes as the offer evolves and our needs change, hopefully for the best. I love chips and buy them too :)
That is exactly what I think! We can all try to make an effort but we also need changes in the industry, laws, and politics to make a truly sustainable world possible! ☺🌍
I would love to see how you do your sourdough. I love just learning how other people make their food. Since my family is like 80-90% vegetarian and we do simple non complicated food too
Yes, I definitely have the same grocery struggles. Our community supported agricultural started this week and I was so grateful! Unfortunately, because of COVID precautions, everything comes in plastic bags and we aren’t allowed to re-use them and the farm isn’t allowing us to bring our own bags to package the veg. So, it feels like taking a step backwards, just like how you can’t bring your own cups to coffee shops anymore. But I understand the health reasons and risks. It is more difficult to be as sustainable as we once could be, pre-pandemic. (I’m in the u.s.-Virginia)
I love the filming, the wibe and the music! Beautifully done.
I usually plan and shop for a month at a time. It saves me a lot of money, time and stress. I have to buy fruits and vegetables again mid month and some bread, but mostly that’s all. I try to shop sustainable, but it’s a lot more expensive and not always that easy. I do my best, just as you do.
Grocery shopping is so hard. A big culture shock for us moving to Germany was how hard it is to find unpackaged produce in the grocery store. And just in general, so much comes packaged in plastic. And then add a miniscule food budget (200€/month for 3 people) and you have to make a lot of compromises. It's really hard when you are trying to live more sustainability.
One thing that has been great for us is getting most of our produce either through Foodsharing or from the Tafel. That way it's usually unpackaged and is preventing food waste and is free/super cheap so it's a win all around.
I want to thank you so much for your videos. You have unknowingly helped me so much!
You are a breath of fresh air. ❤️
Nearly everything is o.k. as long as one does not try to pull others towards one's own beliefs. Imho. For me your way of life would not be debatable, but I find your contributions extremely inspiring. You're absolutely o.k. the way you are! (sorry for my english).
Why would it not be debatable? Sorry, I also do not use English often.
Everyone's doing their best in every single moment. Thank you dear Lia for your authenticity. I also love some nice crips and some beautiful chocolate ❤️
This makes me feel like I am doing a lot better than I thought I was! LOL
That's too bad tetrapak isn't recyclable where you live...I just recently figured out that I can recycle it and i've been throwing it away this whole time 😳 But there are just also a lot of great recycling opportunities in Oregon that I'm still learning about since I am from California originally. Not that recycling is the answer, but I totally understand your logic of how you pick things when shopping. I shop pretty similarly to you and am also thinking of doing a produce subscription box...i'm glad to see that it works for you!
What an amazing video! I actually think that you are doing this the right way: it would be awful to not allow yourself to eat some tasty things that you love. Now I need to go and make some oats because you make them sound delicious, haha! :)
Oh, I loved this video, Lia. I've been hoping for something like this plus maybe some simple meals. Thanks for letting us share in your life.
When I became vegan years ago, I could be very near zero waste, but it hasn't happened. It's way down, but all my staples come in plastic bags,even at the bulk food stores! I don't have any way to compost, but I pay for recycling every six months, as I don't have many cans and plastics that have contained any kind foodstuffs. Everything you eat doesn't have to be organic, look up the fruits and veggies that use the least pesticides.
I love The struggeling of a grocery shopping ❤️❤️
Could you do a video about children and minimalisme and children who dont want to declutter? Love your channel! You are always very interesting!
I have a video like that, it was uploaded in August and is called "minimalism with kids" I think. But I am also going to talk about that topic in the video coming out on Sunday! ☺
I appreciate the topic! Please make more grocery videos in the future :) Could you also share your view about pets, what pets you like and why you would or wouldn't get one? :)
I love your videos they have helped me grow as a minimalist and become more eco friendly and realizing how much I consume and buy :)
Thank you! That is amazing to read! ☺❤
Loved to watch your routine. It's impossible to be zero waste, don't worry!!
Nice to see more behind the scenes stuff. A what you eat in a day video would be good.
I really enjoyed this! Food shopping is such a struggle when it comes to packaging. There are more package free stores opening around where I live but none of them are close enough to shop regularly.
Yes! I also have a package-free store but it takes over 30 minutes by bike or public transport... So I go when I can but I can't afford to buy everything there, it's too far away and they have a limited selection of products. But I really hope there will be more stores like that in the future! ☺
This was very helpful! Thank you.
Really enjoyed this type of video - about groceries and out and about a bit :)
I really like your honnesty( hope i wrote that right🤣) nobody is perfect. I do my best, but money is also an issue. The plastic arround the cucumbers is so stupid i just do not get it. I really like your channel and the way you see things. Love from switzerland ❤
your english is great, dont worry :)
Thats is pretty good , here most is pack in plastic, but if I have the option I will pick paper option.
I really enjoyed this video, this topic is really interesting to me! Also just wanted to say I love your buzzcut. 👏🏻👏🏻 Looks so good on you.
mealime app, it’s what I use to meal plan. you can put your eating preferences in . it could help with the cooking rut
Excellent video. Chips are my favorite junk food, too. The smoked tofu sounds interesting. I'll have to keep my eye out for it when shopping.
thank you! Yes, I love chips! I use the smoked tofu to replace bacon (like the little pieces for spagetti carbonara for example) or just for a salad, in a wrap or something like that
I live in a French island. I can see you have the same brands in Germany than we do here.
2:35 "Zeug für's Brot".. cute!! 😄♡
This channel is the greatest!
thank you! I am so grateful for your support!
Thanks for the great video!
I am glad you liked it!
Beans on toast. Really nice simple meal
Recently I started using gluten free flours... It's so much fun.
Smoked tofu sounds delicious, I will definitely keep an eye out for it in any local shops.
The bulk shop is so far away from my home and I also don't earn that much - my compromise is going to a shop close by where they sell expired food to stop food waste.
Yea I cannot find tofu without packaging in my area. I also occasionally will buy beyond burgers and vegan yogurt all have plastic packaging. Then of course there is the veggies that are plastic wrapped which I get to avoid but isn’t always optional.
Watching with my kids! We like the dinkel bread and flour. 🍞
Me too, but I had trouble with Dinkel and my sourdough... But I have to try again, since Dinkel still has a lot of gluten it might still work better than I remember. Or maybe I could at least try a mixture ☺
@@ecofriendlia I wanna see the big veggie box too! 🥒😋👍
Instead of cereal you can use the oatmeal to make granola i personally use honey to make it so it's not vegan but it's less expensive than store-bought granola so it's a win for me 😊
It is actually good for vegetables to look different than each other because the way farmers make vegetables look the same is through inbreeding which leads to less genetic diversity and more susceptibility to disease, hence the pesticides, etc
I have heard, that in Japan if a vegetable has been "tasted" by an insect, it will be appreciated more.
Danke Lia, das war interessant! Bei dm gibt es Mais etc. im Glas. Und hast Du einen Unverpacktladen in der Nähe? Dort kannst Du z.B. Cashews und Räuchertofu kaufen. Bei veganen Produkten ärgert es mich immer, dass die meistens in Plastik verpackt sind. Schließlich gibt es Kuhmilch-Produkte ja auch im Pfandglas, das müsste doch bei veganer Sahne etc. auch möglich sein. 🤔 Ein Kochvideo fände ich schön. 😊
Ja, das ist echt ärgerlich dass man sich fast immer für einen kompromiss entscheiden muss. Es gibt einen Unverpacktladen, aber etwa 10km von hier und im letzen Jahr wollte ich nicht so oft öffentlich fahren wenns nicht nötig war und mit dem Rad gings auch nicht immer... Hoffentlich in Zukunft wieder öfter!
I love the Violife cheese! Here in the US it's labeled as "feta," not "greek white," and you can get it almost everywhere now (even at my small rural grocery store) which is exciting.
Also now I want Biscoff spread too 😂
I think the EU has some laws that make it impossible to name any vegan cheese "cheese" or "feta" or anything like that. Because it could confuse costumers... It's stupid...
@@ecofriendlia oh I get it. We have some stuff like that here too...vegan ice cream can't be called ice cream, it has to be "frozen dessert." Dairy farmers were also recently lobbying for non-dairy milk not to be allowed to be called milk...such a waste of time and money. 🤦
Good honesty
i live in berlin and for some reason we've also just had a general shortage of coconut milk. most of the time there isn't even any non-organic brand ones left😭
Loved the honesty and I have the same approach to food! Do you mind sharing which fruit/veggie delivery company you use? I also live in Germany and wanted to order organic veggies and fruit at home that are perfectly imperfect
I’m not vegan but when I do eat meat or eggs I like to get local organic and eggs from free ranch chickens. I think the local farms are much better instead of mass produced!
Great video lia! Feels good to buy all that healthy (almost) food.
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You're doing great! This year I've tried out a CSA where you pick up veggies/fruits from a farms drop off spot every week, do they have those in Europe?
Cheers :)
I love this kind of videos and see the prices in other countries, don’t know why 😹
I totally get that! I also love to watch videos about all lines of everyday things just to learn how things work in other countries ☺
I am Vegan and eating 90% whole plants (10% goes to vegan pizza or ice cream or donuts every several months or so) and like to browse around the reduced veggie/fruit section at my Tesco here in Edinburgh first. By getting the food there I save lots of monies and I save the food of being thrown away in the evening. I don't buy vegan cheese often and make my oat milk at home. Life hack: I bought a 20g bag of organic oats and that lasts me usually over a year :D I am also part of a foodsharing app called "Olio" here which is great and sometimes I go dumpster diving. When I still lived in Germany 5 years ago, I was part of the foodsharing system as well and collected food from organic supermarkets which then goes into the Fairteiler, a distribution box/compartment in a shed/basement. There is a map for these Fairteiler in Germany online and people who are aware of them can collect food. I love to visit zero waste shops and refill all my spices, teas and rice, legumes or pasta and even tamari sauce, oils, vinegars, etc there. For me alone I spend around £120 each month for food, plus maybe another £20 for going out into a vegan cafe or pizzeria. If I can remember well I did spent around 150 Euro back in Germany for my groceries, so roundabout the same I guess.
Can you show us some of your cooking recipes?? Im a lousy cook n would like recipes that are easy to follow
Wir verbrauchen auch Unmengen an Haferflocken :D falls du einen Aldi Süd (oder auch bei Netto oder penny, die zwei verwechsle ich immer) in der Nähe hast: da gibt es seit kurzem zarte bio Haferflocken in Papier. Kosten zwar das doppelte, aber nicht das Vierfache, wie im Bioladen. Und wenn man überlegt, dass es in der Woche bei 3 Packungen Haferflocken nur 1,50 euro mehr sind, geht es doch wieder
Great you make the effort . Well done . I try to buy vegan . .
Haven't tried cheese yet
Could you share your Sourdough recipes / bread making routine? 😀
Yes, I'll put it into my list of ideas and will include it in a future video!
Hey Lia, have you tried shopping at Lidl? It is so much cheaper! I almost always shop there!
I’d love to see how you make bread
Ich finde deinen Rucksack super toll und bin auf der Suche nach einem neuen, da meiner so langsam hinüber ist. Von welcher Marke ist der Rucksack oder könntest du den sogar verlinken? Liebe Grüße!
Zeug fürs Brot 😂 sehr geil 👍🏻
Ja ich weiss nie wie ich das nennen soll... Und ich will nicht die einzelnen Dinge ausschreiben weils dann zu viel Platz wegnimmt und ich eh erst im Laden weiss was es genau gibt ☺️