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Food Waste Friday plus Free Stuff

May 14, 2010 by Angela Leave a Comment

This post is very late, and it’s also going to be very short.

That’s our waste for the week: snap peas, mixed greens, and a mystery herb. It might be tarragon, I’m not sure. I used it a couple of times and then it went yellow. The bagged greens I bought in a moment of weakness, when I was experiencing a salad craving in between CSA deliveries. And the snap peas I just didn’t get to. Shame on me.

I’m not a very good example this week, but food waste just wasn’t at the top of my priority list. On the bright side, it’s all compostable so I won’t be sending any food to the landfill. Also, we’re still generating much less trash than we were this time last year or anytime before that. And I’m very happy about that.

Why care about wasting food? Because it’s bad for the environment, and not so great for your bank account either. Find out more at Wasted Food.

FREE STUFF ALERT: Click here for 5 ways to Get Free Stuff on Twitter. Yes, I said the “T” word. Even though I don’t personally use Twitter, that’s no reason to begrudge my readers some great deals if they partake. I’m really having a problem focusing on some important things these days, and adding Twitter to my life is NOT going to help me with that issue. It’s hard for me to believe it would be anything but one more distraction, even if it turned out to be a positive one. By the way, I got that tip from Natalie, The Frugalista herself.

Are you watching your food waste? How did you do this week? Tell us about it in the Comments section.

Filed Under: food waste, free stuff

About Angela

On January 1st, 2009, I joined The Compact and pledged to Buy Nothing New for one year. It sounded like the perfect way to converge my desire to live on less money with my interest in living a simpler life and trying to lessen my carbon footprint. The experiment was so rewarding that I'm continuing with it indefinitely. This blog documents my journey in non-consumerism.

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