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Ziploc bags and other plastic storage bags are household staples. They’re great for storing food, crafts, toys, and other small items, and they can be reused and recycled! However, it’s easy for plastic storage bags to create as much clutter as they help you organize. A stylish Wooden Ziploc Bags Organizer can keep bags more easily accessible while adding a beautiful, earthy touch to your home. https://greenlivinglife.com/products/premium-wood-ziploc-bags-organizer-food-storage-bags-holder

This melt in your mouth, blue cheese made from pasteurized cow’s milk hails from Fethard, Co Tipperary, Ireland. The Grubb family began making this on their farm in 1984 . It is one of the best known of all the Irish farmhouse cheeses. I paired this with grapes as the sweetness explodes in your mouth and combined with the buttery blue, leaves you wanting more. 1 lb red seedless grapes 5 oz Cashel Blue 4 oz cream cheese (room temperature) 4 oz walnuts 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream Pre heat oven to 400 degrees. Place walnuts on a lined sheet pan and bake in oven for 2-3 minutes. Remove and allow to cool. Crush and set aside. You can place them in a ziplock bag and crush with a rolling pin. Wash and dry grapes well. In a large bowl mix together the Cashel Blue Cheese , cream cheese and cream. Fold in the grapes with a spatula. Now roll the grapes individually in the walnuts. Place the grapes on a plate and refrigerate until ready to serve.

Protect your map from the elements with this waterproof map case. This ziplock clear PVC waterproof cover is perfect for keeping maps and other paper work dry while hiking or boating. Includes a lanyard so you can keep your maps close at hand. http://www.plankton.com.au/products/Map-Holder.html

Watch Parts 2 and 3 on VBS.tv: http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=13585914001 For the inaugural edition of Motherboard, VBS journeys to the enchanted realm of Austin, Texas to visit Richard Garriott, aka Lord British. In the early 80s, Garriott used the pile of money he'd amassed as a high-school student selling ziplock-baggied copies of his home-programmed computer role-playing games to start up Origin Systems, the company responsible for Ultima installments III through IX and pretty much single-handedly shaping the world of video RPGs as we (the nerds) know it.

Learn how to make the perfect omelet with a ziplock bag