Think about all the people in the United States, Africa; even Philippines and the almost "gone" side of Europe who don't have food and could get bombed or left in a ditch somehow or drowned in water or end up in a homeless shelter or lose their home and have crude jokes about them. Think about the orphaned kids in America who are going to buy guns and steal and drink and blow up people and do all kinds of dumb stuff--like say, "I'm going to break in here because I want money NOW!"
Ana
of MI
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Nov 18, 2009 20:36:51 PM
Wasting food
wasting food is also causing alot of sicknesses in other cities such as Afghanistan,Pakistan,Africa, and Iraq. Before wasting food you should think of how people in the other part of the worl don't have food and are starving and dying without any food so that is why I think atleast every one should take as mu ch as they need and I also agree with what everyone thinks about wasting food and I am with them on this cause that is a type of place my background comes from.
alyssa
of MS
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Mar 30, 2009 17:38:36 PM
instead....
Instead of throwing your leftovers, you can refrigerate or store it so you can eat it for future times. Also, you might want to give to other people who you think might want the food or a neighbour you know who is eager to try something new to eat, or give it to the poor. Just don't ever,ever WASTE or THROW the food away. The environment is counting on you to be able to save and store food.
paolo
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Mar 15, 2009 08:11:30 AM
what i do to avoid food wastage
i take small helpings and limit the no of dishes to three or four per meal.
this is good right?
rekha
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Jul 01, 2008 07:13:53 AM
wasted food
Somewhere I read that keeping celery wrapped in aluminum foil keeps it from going bad. It's true. No more slimy celery in my hydrator. I just make a bag out of foil, whack off the bottom of the celery so that I can pull out one stalk at a time, and I'm set for several weeks. If it gets a little limp and you need it crisper, soak it in water for a while.
Linda Varner
of OR
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Jun 06, 2008 15:33:22 PM
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fico
of DC
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Jun 01, 2008 21:17:02 PM
Food Waste
Hear! Hear! I've enlisted my friends and neighbors and we moniter each other . . . . How much did you buy today? Do you really need it? I love the change I've seen in my fridg. No more cleaning out slimmmmie stuff from the veg drawer!
Earthmaid
of CA
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May 26, 2008 12:54:56 PM
A few things I do to reduce food waste
Each week before we go grocery shopping, we inventory all of our left over ingredients (especially perishables we didn't finish the week before) and find recipes that will allow us to utilize those ingredients. Those are the dishes we make first; we use our fresher ingredients later in the week. That way, our produce has little opportunity to sit long enough to go bad.
We freeze servings of left overs if we don't think we'll have the chance to eat them all. That saves them from being dumped, and is an easy way to get lunch together when I have a time crunch in the morning.
Also, eating left over dinners is an easy breakfast. Veggie chili is a delicious way to start my morning, and the oatmeal I would usually eat isn't going anywhere.
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Ana of MI @ Nov 18, 2009 20:36:51 PM
alyssa of MS @ Mar 30, 2009 17:38:36 PM
paolo @ Mar 15, 2009 08:11:30 AM
rekha @ Jul 01, 2008 07:13:53 AM
Linda Varner of OR @ Jun 06, 2008 15:33:22 PM
fico of DC @ Jun 01, 2008 21:17:02 PM
Earthmaid of CA @ May 26, 2008 12:54:56 PM
Molly of FL @ May 19, 2008 12:30:13 PM
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