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Don't Waste Food: Eat Your Trash AND Improve Your Cooking

First Posted: 04/27/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:40 PM ET

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Help our economy, our ecosystem, and your wallet by being creative when it comes to throwing out your food. Here are some tips and tricks to make your trash go a long way.

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Help our economy, our ecosystem, and your wallet by being creative when it comes to throwing out your food. Here are some tips and tricks to make your trash go a long way. ...
Help our economy, our ecosystem, and your wallet by being creative when it comes to throwing out your food. Here are some tips and tricks to make your trash go a long way. ...
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rf dude
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09:43 AM on 02/26/2010
Ummm - here's the deal:

I'll trade you my trash for your brussel sprouts...
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roselaw
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10:52 PM on 02/25/2010
I used to hate wasting food, and still avoid it, but for some time now, we've composted coffee grinds, most food scraps and a lot of left-overs, and it feels better letting go of things that are getting old in the fridge, knowing that stuff will give life to your vegetable garden each summer.

Bell pepper seeds and pith, old greens, and other things also go to our four chickens, who give us wonderful eggs, so all in all, the system is working.
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