What's the best alternative to clingfilm? | Kitchen aide

Think upturned bowls, tea towels, bamboo and wood, say our cooks - and always, always reuse o Got a culinary dilemma? Email feast@theguardian.comWe know that clingfilm and plastic ziplock bags are environmentally unfriendly, but what are the alternatives? What other storage options are worth investing in?Jane, London N4"You've got to have zero tolerance for everything to do with plastic, whether that's in the house or what's coming into the house," says chef Ollie Hunter, who runs The Wheatsheaf, a sustainable pub in Wiltshire. But when it comes to eco-friendly replacements, it's worth remembering that new isn't always better: "I'm a purist," says Hunter. "Let's just reuse what we've already taken out of the planet." He suggests getting into "the mindset of a bowl and a plate" - simple, yes, but achievable and affordable. Got a culinary dilemma? Email feast@theguardian.com Continue reading...