I like to buy local, fresh and seasonal when given the chance. A few of the fruits and vegetables that are in season where I live are blueberries, melons, eggplant, figs, cucumber, tomatoes, okra, peaches and basil. When going to the grocery store or my local Farmers Market, I always bring my own bags. Not only are the bags good for the environment and able to hold much more than plastic bags, they can be a fun expression of your personality. Here are some great bags that are perfect for collecting your fresh picks.
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delicious post!!!
I love my reusable bags! People always compliment them when I go grocery shopping. Plus, it's so nice not having tons of plastic bags around the house!
HI There
Thanks for coming to visit my blog and your lovely comment. I also have another pic of ST Sophia in a previous post.
Now about your blog.. this may be dangerous for me with all this gorgeous food! hehe so much temptation here! Have a great week. Julie
This time of year I too enjoy buying local food and carrying one of my bags to the market. A great choice of bags you picked. I like them all! Enjoy! xoxo
I love the Feed bags, I haven't seen the totes, but the Whole Foods nearest me had cosmetic size bags. I too love the local foods! The quality and freshness cannot be beat!
I love these bags - they might even make grocery shopping a half-way enjoyable pursuit! Your blog is just gorgeous, I'll be back to visit often - although not when I'm hungry! Meredith xo.
Local summer produce is one of my favorite things of the season! I love your reusable bag picks too; I just discovered Baggu bags which are really stylish and affordable reusable bags too- I bet you would like them!
I just love farmstand veggies/fruits! I'm trying to grow my own tomatoes this year but they are taking forever! My basil hasn't stopped growing!
I love my canvas bags for groceries, I just don't always remember to bring them into the store with me!
Love your blog!
I want that FEED bag in a bad way!
One of the things I do when I have tons of cherry tomatoes, is to oven dry them so that they're almost dry, and then store them in olive oil. Heat the oven to its lowest setting, cut the tomatoes in half, sprinkle with a little sea salt and rosemary, and some olive oil. The house will smell fantastic!
i'm a fan of baggu's striped bags.
thanks for your nice comment on my blog, too.
Great green & stylish shopping suggestions!
I also like handmade wicker baskets on old-fashioned bycicles - topped with a bunch of fresh flowers they always make me smile.
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