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]]>Meal planning is so underrated and many people are still not aware of all the benefits it brings. Not only will you reduce food waste by planning your meals, but you’ll also save a ton of money, time, and stress nerves.
When you go shopping buy only food that you really need—that’s why meal planning is important. Bring a shopping list with the ingredients you need and make sure to stick to it.
If you want your food to last as long as it should, it’s important to learn how to store it properly. For example, most fruits and vegetables should be stored in a cool, dry area and eggs should be kept in their original container from the store in the refrigerator.
In case you have some table scraps or food that you know you won’t eat before it expires, feed it to your pets or other animals.
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]]>So, if you need some help in this department, here’s what you need to know.
Stored properly, things like onions and garlic can actually last a while, maybe even the duration of your trip. So don’t feel like you need to use all of them before you leave, but when you do, make sure they’re in a cool, dark place, but not in the fridge!
If you feel like you have a lot of produce but things that don’t really go together, here are some good ideas of how to use them up!
If you have lettuce and some root vegetables, roast them up and make it into a roasted veggie salad. Or, boil or roast everything, throw them into a blender, and make a fantastic and healthy soup! This is a great way to use up dairy products as well.
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]]>Whether you’re peeling an orange for a snack or trimming the tops of strawberries, there’s always food waste when it comes to fruit! If you want to utilize the whole fruit and get a real bang for your buck to make these DIY projects with fruit scraps.
Both the core and skin of an apple are edible, but they’re not to nice to bite into depending on what you’re cooking. But, instead of throwing them away, save them for an apple jelly! Boil the scraps in water, strain, add sugar and lemon juice and you’ll have an upgrade on your regular pb&j!
Citrus peels are completely edible, although if you bite into one right now it would be very bitter. But, if you blanch them in hot water the bitterness is really mellowed out, and then it’s the perfect vehicle for dipping into chocolate! Let the chocolate harden and you have a treat with a side of vitamin C!
Everyone loves sangria, and the best part is all the pieces of fruit you see! Instead of using fresh fruit, save your scraps and put that into a sangria! For red wine, apples, and citrus are unstoppable. For white wine, you can use anything lighter like kiwi skins, peach peels, or anything else you have lying around.
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]]>Food waste not only fills our landfills, but it also empties your wallet. So, if you want to make less waste and use all the food you buy during your shopping, find out where all of your produce should really be stored.
Potatoes are too sensitive to be put into the fridge, but they should always be in a dark place so that they don’t start sprouting. The best place to keep them is a drawer or cupboard that is nice and dark. Also, don’t leave them next to onions or they’ll go bad faster.
The rules for potatoes are the same for onions and garlic. Even though you have to keep them away from potatoes, you can always put any type of onion and garlic together in a safe dark place.
If you buy slightly underripe tomatoes, but them in a paper bag and store them in a cool, dark place until they fully ripen. Once they do, you can just leave them out on the counter, no fridge necessary!
The cold from the fridge is actually one of the ways they get mealy, so don’t do it!
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]]>Before you go to the store, look at your fridge and pantry and see what items you have to work with. Think about the fresh produce you have and see if any of them go together in a certain dish or cuisine. If you have trouble getting creative, type in the foods you have into the internet and something will definitely pop up.
If you see that some vegetable or fruit is starting to go bad, freeze it! You can use it later to make infusions, stocks, and more, and will allow you to use that item in a new and innovative way.
Composting food is the best way to reduce waste because it gets turned it soil. If you can’t start a compost yourself, check out if there are any community gardens or neighbors that can use your compost.
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]]>The post Tips For Reducing Food Waste appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Meal planning is so underrated and many people are still not aware of all the benefits it brings. Not only will you reduce food waste by planning your meals, but you’ll also save a ton of money, time, and stress nerves.
When you go shopping buy only food that you really need—that’s why meal planning is important. Bring a shopping list with the ingredients you need and make sure to stick to it.
If you want your food to last as long as it should, it’s important to learn how to store it properly. For example, most fruits and vegetables should be stored in a cool, dry area and eggs should be kept in their original container from the store in the refrigerator.
In case you have some table scraps or food that you know you won’t eat before it expires, feed it to your pets or other animals.
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]]>The post Homemade Croutons are the Way to Go! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>The post Homemade Croutons are the Way to Go! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>The post You Should Always Empty Out the Food in Your Fridge Before a Trip! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>So, if you need some help in this department, here’s what you need to know.
Stored properly, things like onions and garlic can actually last a while, maybe even the duration of your trip. So don’t feel like you need to use all of them before you leave, but when you do, make sure they’re in a cool, dark place, but not in the fridge!
If you feel like you have a lot of produce but things that don’t really go together, here are some good ideas of how to use them up!
If you have lettuce and some root vegetables, roast them up and make it into a roasted veggie salad. Or, boil or roast everything, throw them into a blender, and make a fantastic and healthy soup! This is a great way to use up dairy products as well.
The post You Should Always Empty Out the Food in Your Fridge Before a Trip! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>The post These Three Zero-Waste DIY Food Projects are Easy and Eco-Friendly! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Whether you’re peeling an orange for a snack or trimming the tops of strawberries, there’s always food waste when it comes to fruit! If you want to utilize the whole fruit and get a real bang for your buck to make these DIY projects with fruit scraps.
Both the core and skin of an apple are edible, but they’re not to nice to bite into depending on what you’re cooking. But, instead of throwing them away, save them for an apple jelly! Boil the scraps in water, strain, add sugar and lemon juice and you’ll have an upgrade on your regular pb&j!
Citrus peels are completely edible, although if you bite into one right now it would be very bitter. But, if you blanch them in hot water the bitterness is really mellowed out, and then it’s the perfect vehicle for dipping into chocolate! Let the chocolate harden and you have a treat with a side of vitamin C!
Everyone loves sangria, and the best part is all the pieces of fruit you see! Instead of using fresh fruit, save your scraps and put that into a sangria! For red wine, apples, and citrus are unstoppable. For white wine, you can use anything lighter like kiwi skins, peach peels, or anything else you have lying around.
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]]>The post Do Not Put These Foods in the Fridge! appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Food waste not only fills our landfills, but it also empties your wallet. So, if you want to make less waste and use all the food you buy during your shopping, find out where all of your produce should really be stored.
Potatoes are too sensitive to be put into the fridge, but they should always be in a dark place so that they don’t start sprouting. The best place to keep them is a drawer or cupboard that is nice and dark. Also, don’t leave them next to onions or they’ll go bad faster.
The rules for potatoes are the same for onions and garlic. Even though you have to keep them away from potatoes, you can always put any type of onion and garlic together in a safe dark place.
If you buy slightly underripe tomatoes, but them in a paper bag and store them in a cool, dark place until they fully ripen. Once they do, you can just leave them out on the counter, no fridge necessary!
The cold from the fridge is actually one of the ways they get mealy, so don’t do it!
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]]>The post Why You Should Get Used to Emptying Your Fridge appeared first on Beautiful Trends Today.
]]>Before you go to the store, look at your fridge and pantry and see what items you have to work with. Think about the fresh produce you have and see if any of them go together in a certain dish or cuisine. If you have trouble getting creative, type in the foods you have into the internet and something will definitely pop up.
If you see that some vegetable or fruit is starting to go bad, freeze it! You can use it later to make infusions, stocks, and more, and will allow you to use that item in a new and innovative way.
Composting food is the best way to reduce waste because it gets turned it soil. If you can’t start a compost yourself, check out if there are any community gardens or neighbors that can use your compost.
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