Great family-friendly recipes to cut your carbon emissions and waste. Enjoy food at its best, eat with the seasons, reduce food waste, and enjoy a sustainable diet.
Got leftovers? Here’s how to use them up (and save money!) PLUS FREEBIE
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Hi Reader By now, you’ve hopefully got your pantry inventory lists sorted! 🙌 Now, the key is to keep them updated. Make sure they’re visible for the whole family to see and remind everyone to mark things off as they use them. Now that you know what’s in your kitchen, it’s time to get creative and make a plan to use it up. Here are a few tips to get you started: Tip #1: Keep it simple! The best recipes are the ones that don’t require a ton of ingredients or anything you’ll only use once. Just search for an ingredient you’ve got and see what recipes pop up — easy peasy! Tip #2: Got some leftovers? Check out these ideas for using up bananas, bread, and potatoes — no waste here! Tip #3: Want to save money and reduce ultra-processed snacks? Try these super simple snack recipes! They’re quick, healthy, and wallet-friendly. Oh, and remember that ‘Eat It Up’ shelf I suggested for your fridge a few weeks ago? It really works wonders! Toss all your soon-to-be-gone items in one spot, and you’ll know exactly what needs using up. (And if you’ve got teens in the house, it’s a great place to send them when they’re hungry!) Just download the label and pop it on your fridge today. It’s a great visual reminder for the whole family! 🥒🍞🍌 Try these Simple No Fuss Recipes this week!Eat One Freeze OneOne Pot Comfort FoodThis Week's Fish RecipeThis Week's Snack RecipeWhat's your biggest struggle with food? Until next week! ︎ Don't forget you can also follow me on social media! |
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Great family-friendly recipes to cut your carbon emissions and waste. Enjoy food at its best, eat with the seasons, reduce food waste, and enjoy a sustainable diet.
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