A Grocery Shopping Bag That Rolls Up

[braided-rug]

I don't use green bags, but my family does and we have quite a few. However, to save forgetting to bring them with you, you could try a new envirosac.

www.envirosax.com/

I used boxes or ask for bags if they have them.

Green bags are used heavily in Australia. They don't suit me as I tend to fill the trolley right up and like to be able to restack the trolley. Boxes work well for me. I also don't like to wipe out spills in the bags. Maybe these new bags are washable. It would be great if they were.

[cupcake]

We use them in France too. Each store sells a heavy duty sack for 60 cents usually. I have amassed a huge collection ;D unintentionally. They come in handy for other uses besides shopping.

[violet]

Those look very nice, Br.

I currently have a boot-full of shopping bags from a variety of supermarkets. Many clothes/shoes retailers are now using them, so instead of having plastic bags that can be reused as bin liners etc., we are ending up with a squillion unnecessary reusable bags, which don't seem to wear out. Dd has them hanging on her walls, would you believe, as a reminder of the new clothes she's bought!

[braided-rug]

Big excitement today. ;D DD9 got a pink bag like you described Violet from Lowes. It looks quite nice with buckles of some sort on the straps. I think she was very pleased.