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Therefore, I get no free lid to keep my yogurt fresh and have to resort to cling film or tin foil which is totally defeating the object of the exercise!
They’re a smart, reusable solution to one of life’s little niggles – and a much more eco-friendly option than reaching for a bit of cling film. Ideal for storing food in the fridge, or carrying a dish of something tasty to work for lunch, they’re safe to use in the microwave for reheating too – just peel the lid back a little on one side so steam can escape, or use a larger cover for a looser fit.The same subscription offers can be found elsewhere without having to go the the trouble of loyally saving tokens. Things you can send them: Little Yeos pouches, the film lids of our yogurt pots, and our small yogurt sachets from recipe boxes.
As for saving these yeokens I find them a waste of time as mostly the deal is to get you to spend money with one of their 'partners'. Following a successful trial removing the clip lids from our Greek style yogurt range, we’re now removing the plastic clip lids of our big 350g and 450g yogurt pots. Scrape out the last spoonful of yogurt from your pot then tear the seam and remove the cardboard sleeve. Since eliminating these single-use clip-lids can be an adjustment, and as big pots are not necessarily consumed in one go, Rachel’s Organic has gone one step further in offering a free reusable and recyclable over cap, which can be used time and time again and is also dishwasher safe. These work okay, but they do not fit as well as the milk bottles tops I have been using for a while.Sometime last year (2022), Yeo Valley quietly reduced the amount of yoghurt they put in these tubs from 1KG to 950gms. They create an airtight, leakproof seal over all shapes and sizes of plates, bowls, jars and mugs, keeping food fresher for longer and saving you waste, time and effort.
You can be sure the lids are securely sealed, airtight and leakproof as long as the ridged bands around their edges sit flat against the sides of whatever you’re storing.Leftovers can always be decanted into ‘proper’ storage containers, but sometimes it seems like more trouble than it’s worth, especially if you’re going to finish them off tomorrow. Over the past few years, we’ve worked on several ways to reduce the plastic we use for our products. We aim to keep organic dairy as accessible as possible and work hard to deliver quality, tasty products which safeguards our community of organic dairy farmers across the country. Please make sure you take a clear and well lit photo of your receipt that clearly shows a qualifying Rachel's Organic purchase. Each lid has strong tabs all around the edge to help you pull it into place around any shape of container, and a longer pull tab for releasing the seal.
You’ll find down the dairy asile in Asda from the 18th September to the 8th October ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October. Please note, because of the size of the pots, our Super Thick and 950g tubs will keep their plastic tops. We’ve also switched our cream packaging to bottles so that they’re 100% recyclable, and we’re not stopping there!From our Super Thick pots being made from 100% recycled plastic, to offering a recycling service via Enval for recycling our Little Yeos pouches, recycling is always front of mind. Trying to work out what can go in the recycling bin, what needs to go to landfill (gulp), and what in the world to do with compostable/biodegradable packaging is a rubbish dilemma we all face daily.
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