It's hard to buy green beans without a bag of some sort. And, even for larger items, I have trouble keeping other people from adding plastic to my bag. Case in point: When I go to Fresh Market and put a head of cabbage in my cart, the checkout folks consistently grab a plastic bag to put around it. Then comes the awkward, "Oh, thanks, but I don't want that plastic bag," conversation.
Today, at shelterrific I found the answer to my problem: handmade reusable bags from amkdesigns, pictured above. I haven't ordered these yet, but they look sturdy enough. They're $12 for a pack of six bags, which seems reasonable enough.
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I've been looking for a solution to the produce bags too. Right now I'm putting the not-so-wet greens right in my cart/reusable shopping bag, but for the really wet stuff, I'll put several items in a produce bag.
Ever get the dirty looks from the cashier for getting the belt/scanner wet? They make a big production of finding paper towels and wiping down the area.
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