Tuesday, March 26, 2019

GreenLiving With The Kids

Eco-Friendly Advice for the Entire Family
























Trying to live a green life?  Greenliving is a lifestyle choice and it helps to have the entire family on board.  For some families, it may be easiest to teach greenliving practices early so eco-friendly living becomes a routine.  Some green lifestyle options for children include:

Limit single use plastics, and other waste, in lunches: A lot of waste can occur during school lunches.  When packing lunch, try to limit one-use plastics, such a disposable cutlery and straws.  Instead, pack reusable, durable cutlery and limit straws.  Instead of packing a water bottle, pack a washable bottle which is more eco-friendly.  In fact, encourage school aged children/ teens to pack their own lunch to reduce potential food waste.

Promote recycling early: Recycling is a cornerstone of greenliving.  Promote recycling practices to kids early and often.  This can include recycling both in and out of the home.  This can also include explaining why practices like littering are wasteful.  Visit a recycling plant to learn more about recycling.  There are many ways to reduce, reuse, and recycle.

Encourage greenliving curiosity: Greenliving requires a passion and interest in the environment.  Encourage children and teens to learn more about the environment and sustainability efforts.  Find creative ways to make greenliving an every day occurrence.


Grady's GreenLiving Tips was created in 2014 by Grady Management, Inc.  Grady Management was founded in 1965 and continues to provide a full service residential, commercial, and consulting real estate firm in the greater Washington and Baltimore metropolitan area.  Learn more from our website or Facebook page.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

A French Toast Recipe That Can Reduce Food Waste: March 2019

A Recipe for A GreenLiving Lifestyle

Trying to reduce reduce food waste?  Combating food waste is one way to live a green lifestyle.  Examples of reducing food waste can include re-organizing the refrigerator and/ or creating lists when shopping at the grocery store.  Another is finding creative ways to utilize leftover food so that food does not need to be thrown away and wasted.

One way to use leftover food in recipes is by utilizing stale or older bread.  Bread that is just a little stale but is in otherwise good condition may not be the ideal choice for sandwiches, but can be used in other dishes.  Instead of throwing it away, this bread can be toasted or turned into a delicious french toast breakfast.  To make french toast, follow the recipe below:


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This recipe is included on the website Canva.com.

Grady's GreenLiving Tips was created in 2014 by Grady Management, Inc.  Grady Management was founded in 1965 and continues to provide a full service residential, commercial, and consulting real estate firm in the greater Washington and Baltimore metropolitan area.  Learn more from our website or Facebook page.