Prairie Eco-Thrifter

OCTOBER 10, 2011

If freezing leftovers and eating them another day isn’t an option for you, experiment with producing smaller portions when cooking until you strike the right balance and aren’t wasting food. Get creative with leftovers. Rather than throwing leftovers straight in the bin, think about how you can incorporate them into a meal.

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The Frugal Girl

AUGUST 23, 2023

I should add: obviously if you buy bulk foods from a packaging-free/low-packaging store, then it makes sense to put that food into containers. I know at Whole Foods, you used to dispense bulk food into a thin plastic bag, which was clearly not meant for long-term storage. No need to pay for a label. Ready to be de-influenced?

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Video Food and Drink Chiquita Package 241

Saving Everyday

OCTOBER 19, 2015

can be found near the registers or the bulk bins, which are located all around the store. Start by emptying the contents of the Go-Paks! If you have any leftover, you can just pop the lid back on and store them in the freezer! The Reddi-wip can be found in the dairy case, which is usually in the back of the store.

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Desserts Halloween Kids Ice Cream 40

Saving Everyday

MAY 27, 2024

Recommended Equipment Ceramic Bowls Nakiri Knife Ceramic Nonstick Pan Variations Want to bulk up this healthy breakfast bowl recipe? You can add more sausage, cottage cheese, black beans, or edamame to increase the protein content. These single-serve bowls are a great way to use up small amounts of food and leftovers.

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Breakfast Recipes Cooking Re-use 52