What I do To Keep a No Waste Kitchen
I know that this post is a little out of character from my normal marriage posts. It is really important that we understand that everything that happens in our home affects our marriage. So, I think that deviating from the normal marriage advice I give you, and give you a glimpse into my home life.
If you didn’t know, Austin is the director of a food pantry in our town. It is his job to take discarded food from grocery stores and make sure it gets in the hands of needy people in our area. They work to have a no-waste pantry by giving the food that is not edible to a pig farmer.
We have been challenged in the past to keep from throwing away food and eating everything up, because of or financial struggles. Now, we are still as passionate about it, because we see people come in the pantry every day that rely on the discarded food. We don’t want to add to the problem, so we work to keep a no waste kitchen as much as possible.
You can read more about this over at Money Saving Mom, where I’m guest posting today.
10 Tips to Keep a Zero Waste Kitchen
Related Posts
About The Author
Keelie
Keelie is a mother of three rambunctious boys and married to her high school sweetheart. She spends her days writing, creating and sharing with the world around her.
Add a Comment
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
I enjoyed reading your post on MSM! 🙂 Blessings!
Thanks Tasha! I really appreciate you saying that. 🙂
Great read Keelie! Reduce waste and fertilize a garden really a nice idea. We all prepare monthly budget and follow that to save few pennies. As we know how to fridge extra food, we also have to know how to recycle our kitchen waste. By the way we are also wastage manager of our own kitchen 🙂
that is great to hear Tina. 🙂