Posts Tagged ‘stainless steel food containers’

Happy Tiffins + Duckhorn Vineyards Paraduxx

Friday, May 7th, 2010

I wanted to share how Paraduxx (Napa Valley) has been offering a new pairing of food and wine at their estate. This has been offered there for the better part of a year and according to the manager has been very successful for them. Yea! The pairing is done with our 4-Tier Pyramid Tiffin Lunch Box.

An Unpredictable Pair
Friday through Sunday, 1:00pm. $50 per person
Explore the relationship between delicious food and unique wines in this engaging and interactive food pairing experience. The semi-private tasting begins with a tour of the Estate and concludes with an elaborate array of dishes paired perfectly with our wines. All food ingredients will be organic and local whenever possible. This experience is offered at 1pm Friday through Sunday. $50 per person, limited to groups of up to 12 people.  Please call 866-367-9943 for reservations.

Home and Kitchen Accessories: Smart Alternatives to Plastic Containers

Friday, June 26th, 2009
For decades, plastic containers have been such a staple item in many households. Nevertheless, as people become more eco-conscious, they now start to veer away from plastic. Apart from being non-biodegradable, plastic also contains toxins that are recognized to be human carcinogens.
Fortunately, there are numerous, smart alternatives to plastic tins that you can use in your daily life. These substitutes will keep you and your family healthy, while contributing to a green living, earth-friendly lifestyle. Find out some of them below:
Cardboard – A lot of people use plastic containers for different home storage purposes, such as books, clothes, etc. Sadly, manufacturing these products is harmful to the environment. It requires huge amounts of energy, which increases carbon emission. Choose cardboard products like legal boxes or liquor boxes, which are excellent options for storing books and clothes. For smaller stuff, you can even use shoeboxes. These cardboard products are certified green, recyclable, reusable, and recyclable.
Glass – Glassware containers are great choices for storing food, and can even sometimes double as cooking tools. For sauces, jams, salsas, and liquid leftovers, you can use glass jars instead of the usual plastic food storage. There are also glass solutions for microwave, oven, refrigerator, and freezer use.
Bamboo – Bamboo is one of the fastest plants to proliferate, with only 3-5 years growth cycle. Highly, sustainable, it doesn’t require replanting, and grows without pesticides or fertilizers. There are numerous handcrafted bamboo storage jars available on the market today, which makes bamboo such a natural choice to store sugar, salt, spices and other goodies.
Stainless Steel – Stainless steel is perhaps the most durable and stylish of all other plastic alternatives. It is highly resilient to rust and damage, odor-free, sleek, and of course, 100% planet-friendly. Many stainless steel food containers are also ideal for any food-to-go, such as latch tiffins. Using these stainless tins, you can conveniently bring lunch to school, office, or at picnics in style, without worrying about messy spills or food contamination. Plus, you can even use these stainless steel containers to hold small items like office supplies, etc.
As we experience the ill effects of climate change, it’s just sensible to be more aware of the many ways we can help save the earth. Consider these clever plastic alternatives above and it would surely be a good start to practice green living.

For decades, plastic containers have been such a staple item in many households. Nevertheless, as people become more eco-conscious, they now start to veer away from plastic. Apart from being non-biodegradable, plastic also contains toxins that are recognized to be human carcinogens.

Fortunately, there are numerous, smart alternatives to plastic tins that you can use in your daily life. These substitutes will keep you and your family healthy, while contributing to a green living, earth-friendly lifestyle. Find out some of them below:

Cardboard – A lot of people use plastic containers for different home storage purposes, such as books, clothes, etc. Sadly, manufacturing these products is harmful to the environment. It requires huge amounts of energy, which increases carbon emission. Choose cardboard products like legal boxes or liquor boxes, which are excellent options for storing books and clothes. For smaller stuff, you can even use shoe boxes. These cardboard products are certified green, recyclable, reusable, and recyclable.

Glass – Glassware containers are great choices for storing food, and can even sometimes double as cooking tools. For sauces, jams, salsas, and liquid leftovers, you can use glass jars instead of the usual plastic food storage. There are also glass solutions for microwave, oven, refrigerator, and freezer use.

Bamboo – Bamboo is one of the fastest plants to proliferate, with only 3-5 years growth cycle. Highly, sustainable, it doesn’t require replanting, and grows without pesticides or fertilizers. There are numerous handcrafted bamboo storage jars available on the market today, which makes bamboo such a natural choice to store sugar, salt, spices and other goodies.

Stainless Steel – Stainless steel is perhaps the most durable and stylish of all other plastic alternatives. It is highly resilient to rust and damage, odor-free, sleek, and of course, 100% planet-friendly. Many stainless steel food containers are also ideal for any food-to-go, such as latch tiffins. Using these stainless tins, you can conveniently bring lunch to school, office, or at picnics in style, without worrying about messy spills or food contamination. Plus, you can even use these stainless steel containers to hold small items like office supplies, etc.

As we experience the ill effects of climate change, it’s just sensible to be more aware of the many ways we can help save the earth. Consider these clever plastic alternatives above and it would surely be a good start to practice green living.

By Fia Caballero
Fia is a planet enthusiast and green writer at Happy Tiffin.
Practical, Earth-Friendly, and Stylishly Hip!