Curb Food Waste
Did you know that the vast majority of food waste in our country is pre-consumer contact? Even so there are things you can do in your own home that will help to curb your personal food waste. Inhabit shared a few tips in their recent article about the partnership of celebrity chef Andrew Zimmerman and ALDI grocery who have come together to combat food waste.
A useful piece of advice from Zimmerman is to keep a log of all the food you throw away over two weeks so you can see the patterns in your kitchen. Once you have that understanding, you can make a change that will make a difference. Try it out and see if it curbs food waste in your home—bon appetit!
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