Sausage&Bubble

15/10/2021

Hire a party pack for 10 people for £8

12/07/2021

Plastic-free July tip 4 - Learn about the 5R’s

Thinking about your waste and especially single-use items can really help limit your plastic use.

Reduce, Reuse, Refuse, Recycle, Rot

-Reduce your use of harmful, wasteful and non-recyclable products.
-Reuse anything you already have and choose products that can be reused.
-Refuse items that you do not need or want, even if offered free, such as straws or bags.
-Recycle any item that you cannot repair or repurpose, if suitable, in the correct place.
-Rot any item suitable for composting, at home or in your local collection site.

08/07/2021

Plastic-free July Tip 3 - Support local stores

You can find food and household essentials without the plastic packaging more easily by shopping local. It can be a challenge to find them and change your habits but greengrocers, butchers and refill stores offer more packaging free options.

Avoiding packaging also often means avoiding highly processed foods and using more fresh, local produce.

Here is my most recent refill store shop, which includes sweets, coco pops, tea, pasta, olive oil and toilet cleaner.

05/07/2021

Plastic-free July Tip 2 - Reuse what you have

It is better for the planet and better for your pocket to reuse what you already have rather than buying new.

Do you already have a reusable cup, bottle, bag or container that you could use to avoid single use plastics? Could you take some cutlery from the drawer at home for a meal on-the-go rather than use disposable plastic cutlery?

I collect and wash my old food jars to store leftovers in or to take to the refill shop.
What do you like to reuse?

03/07/2021

Plastic-free July Tip 1 - Start small

Find a few things, or even just one thing, that you can swap that will work for your lifestyle.
Maybe you could always take a reusable bag shopping. You might prefer bar soap to liquid soap. Ditch the baby wipes for a flannel or napkin. How about a reusable cup or bottle instead of disposables?

Once you have started then try something else. You don’t have to be perfect but keep challenging yourself.

My most recent swap is a plastic free reusable cup.

01/07/2021

Plastic free July is here. Will you take the challenge and be part of a global movement to help our Earth?

I will be posting tips throughout the month to help reduce and eliminate plastic from our lives.

22/04/2021

Happy Earth Day

Let’s help to make a healthier Earth for ourselves and future generations.

01/07/2020

Today is the start of Plastic free July 2020. I will be trying to avoid single use plastics and reduce my use of all plastics. Will any of you be joining in?

01/02/2020

Have you heard about Sausage&Bubble? We provide eco-friendly parties with a touch of style and luxury.

Ever noticed how many disposable items get thrown away after a party? Now you can hire plates, cups, bowls, tablecloths, napkins, decorations and more to reduce that waste. They will be delivered to you and collected afterwards to be washed, so no extra work for you.

All of my products are plastic-free, so no nasty chemicals to leach into your food or drink and no microplastics released into our water system when they are washed.

If you are interested in hiring or have any questions or comments I would love to hear from you.
Kerri-Ann

01/02/2020

Exciting announcement!

Sausage&Bubble now offer tea sets for afternoon tea. Hire teacups, saucers, teapot, cake stands and more.

15/01/2020

Planning a party? Worried about the plastic and waste?

You can make a difference by hiring plastic-free, reusable tableware and decorations from Sausage&Bubble. We are based in Maidenhead and cover all surrounding areas.

Our packages start from just £1 per person.

We will deliver the tableware to you before the party and collect it dirty afterwards. We wash everything so there is no extra work for you.

Interested? Contact us to ask any questions or to hire.

12/01/2020

Are you eating a credit card a week?
Interesting article - tell me what you think.

A new study finds on average people could be ingesting approximately 5 grams of plastic every week, which is the equivalent weight of a credit card. The analysis No Plastic in Nature: Assessing Plastic Ingestion from Nature to People prepared by Dalberg, based on a study commissioned by WWF and c