The “Cassie a Tron” has been busy. Since last year’s release of Coles “My Little Shop”, she has upped the ante and built a “state-of-the-art” gold plated, engine-whirring machine to produce even more of the families favourite household items!’
And without spending $30 at Coles, the plastic free products were made at home. No annoying wrapper to dispose of – just good wholesome foods and household products. “Plastic NOT fantastic”.
Most of the 30 ALTERNATIVE items have been grown or made by myself and my family. We are continually rethinking our waste options and making informed choices to ensure that we hand this planet over to our grandchildren in a better state than it is today.
Cassie’s Little Shop alternatives 1-15 
Cassie’s Little Shop alternatives 16-30
| Top left to Right | Top Left to Right |
| 1. Homemade Muesli | 16. Homemade Cookie |
| 2. Homemade Pasta Sauce | 17. Homemade Pasta |
| 3. Homemade Crackers | 18. Herbal Tea |
| 4. Goats Milk Shampoo Bar | 19. Homemade noodles |
| 5. Toilet Fizzies | 20. Dehydrated Peas |
| 6. Fresh Kiwi or Bottled Gooseberries | 21. Who Gives a Crap toilet paper |
| 7. Dehydrated Food roll up | 22. Glass of Milk |
| 8. Hand Cream | 23. Glass of Water |
| 9. Homemade Yogurt | 24. Homemade Bread |
| 10. Homemade Toothpaste Wooden Toothbrush | 25. Laundry Detergent |
| 11. Worcestershire Sauce | 26. Fabric Softener |
| 12. Dishwasher tablets | 27. Blackberry Jam |
| 13. Homemade Dog Food | 28. Baked Beans |
| 14. Dried Fruits & Nuts | 29. Dried Borlotti Beans |
| 15. Gift excess produce to your neighbours & create a community network | 30. Tomato Soup |
Ok, I will put the soap box away. I had all of my Posts scheduled for July but this new one had to find its place amongst all the hype surrounding the release of the “Little Shop 2” minis. I encourage you to Join me to get the word out, to show Australians the RIDICULOUSNESS nature of this plastic waste. Change your profile picture as a protest to show Australia we can make better choices. “Cassie has a little shop too!”
The last “Little Shop” campaign saw these items, wash up on beaches of the Barrier reef within weeks of their release. HELP……….
