That's good to hear you haven't had any disasters with glass! I definitely agree it would be great to find these products everywhere.

Thanks for the suggestions! Where did you get the sandwich bag from?

Great idea to move away from plastic to more long-lasting reusable tools.

I really like my Klean Kanteen Reflect water bottle. It has a stainless steel cap. Works perfectly. I dropped it a few times, so it has some dents, but it's not too bad. I bought a bottle cover to protect it. The cover is made of wool.

For food, I have a sandwich bag that I use for nuts, hard-boiled eggs, veggies like carrots or cucumbers, and occasionally for sandwiches. Of course you have to be careful that your sandwich does not get squeezed.

In addition, I often use my Sanctus Mundo food containers. These are made of stainless steel and are leak proof. I even use them for soup and sauces. Hardly any dents in these containers, despite frequent usage over the past few years.

I also have Klean Kanteen food canisters. Those I use if I bring along a warm meal and there is not microwave available.

As to food in my freezer, I use gastronorm containers that are used in the professional catering industry. I bought them online and found them quite affordable.

Please let me know if you have any questions. Good luck on your plastic-free journey!

Thanks, I'll take a look!

Which make of water bottle do you use Sandy?

Thanks for visiting and for your very helpful comment Susie! It sounds like a good idea to change containers gradually, so it isn't too expensive and I can work out which ones I like. I will look into the containers you have linked to.

Thank you, Susie. I will have a look at these 🙂