What People Are Saying
Why We Love Linen
Flax linen takes less energy to grow and process, using fewer inputs and less irrigation when compared to cotton.
Linen absorbs and holds on to moisture better than other organic fibers, so it keeps produce hydrated longer.
The fiber is also highly breathable, allowing more oxygen in, and more ethylene out.
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Our Partnership with Ecodrive is Making an Impact
with Tree Planting in Kenya
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At Ambrosia Bags, we believe in the power of planting trees to make another positive impact. For each purchase you make, we plant a tree, and for every verified review received, an additional tree is planted. With your generous support, we are actively involved in the restoration of mangrove forests in Kenya...[read more]
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Frequently Asked Questions - Vegetable Bag
Things like asparagus, beans, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, eggplant, fennel, ginger, leeks, parsnip, peppers, radishes, squash, and the like.
Do not store potatoes, garlic, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, or berries in the Vegetable Bag.
Oh but of course. Just be sure to pack the heartier items on the bottom so as to not bruise or damage anything.
It should always be kept moist to the touch but not wet when storing your veggies.