Upgrading how you buy and prepare food will always be a win. Whether it’s wasting less, eating tastier plant-based options, or using high-tech induction stoves, sustainable cooking is better cooking.
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Tens of millions Americans will garden this summer and it’s easy to see why. From growing tasty food to getting great exercise, gardening remains a favorite summer pastime.
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Grocery stores like Kroger are offering “upcycled foods” to keep perfectly tasty items from ending up in landfills. These foods are often healthier and less expensive than more traditional options.
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Nearly 40% of food in the United States is wasted, with half of that waste coming from residential homes. Grocery stores, restaurants, and everyday people all have an opportunity to bring this number down — and to save tons of money in the process.
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No one likes throwing away food, but we all do it sometimes. Luckily, we can reduce the amount of food we trash by shopping smarter at the store and getting creative with our leftovers.
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More and more Americans are composting these days. Whether it’s to save money on fertilizer or help reduce environmental impact, people are reaping the benefits of keeping food out of landfills.
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A staggering 80 million tons of food is wasted each year in the U.S. alone. By minimizing the amount of food we throw away, you’re not only helping to reduce the pollution that results from food decomposing in landfills– you’re saving as much $1,200 a year on groceries that end up in the trash.
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A staggering 80 million tons of food is wasted each year in the U.S. alone. By minimizing the amount of food we throw away, you’re not only helping to reduce the pollution that results from food decomposing in landfills– you’re saving as much $1,200 a year on groceries that end up in the trash.
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