No. Because the paper bag can be recycled where I live.
Stock_Intern_7450
Umm….for recycling, yes.
cabinmate
For trash while you are cooking? Yes
canadianspinster
If I peel off the stickers I can put it in the compost pick up. So sort of? But only the veggie scraps
diaymujer
Nope, I recycle the paper bag and just throw the trash in my regular trash can.
mikayd
No, when I cook things are everywhere. It’s straight up mess. Wrappers and containers everywhere.
Rocknrollpeakedin74
I reuse paper bags for bacon and fried eggs on the weekend.
speshyy
While I’m cooking I use the bag for the wrappers yes lol
radicalpastafarian
The bag is the only actually recyclable part other than the box itself, so no. I use plastic shopping bags for all my cooking trash.
b_tickle
No, I put the plastic in the bin, flatten the bag and plonk my veggie prep on top so I can carry to the pan as needs. Bag in recycle when done. As little dish as possible house.
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No. Because the paper bag can be recycled where I live.
Umm….for recycling, yes.
For trash while you are cooking? Yes
If I peel off the stickers I can put it in the compost pick up. So sort of? But only the veggie scraps
Nope, I recycle the paper bag and just throw the trash in my regular trash can.
No, when I cook things are everywhere. It’s straight up mess. Wrappers and containers everywhere.
I reuse paper bags for bacon and fried eggs on the weekend.
While I’m cooking I use the bag for the wrappers yes lol
The bag is the only actually recyclable part other than the box itself, so no. I use plastic shopping bags for all my cooking trash.
No, I put the plastic in the bin, flatten the bag and plonk my veggie prep on top so I can carry to the pan as needs. Bag in recycle when done. As little dish as possible house.
Used as the trash bag as I’m cooking.