christinewhite+FollowWhy Is Walmart Tossing So Much Food?Ever noticed empty freezer aisles at Walmart? Turns out, it’s not just you. Employees are venting online about constant freezer breakdowns, leading to tons of food being tossed—sometimes weekly! Not only does this mean more food waste (bad for the planet and your wallet), but it can also bump up grocery prices for everyone. Some stores are donating food after outages, but it’s not the norm. Next time you see a cleared-out freezer, you’ll know what’s up! #FoodWaste #Walmart #GroceryShopping #Business #LocalBusiness6859Share
olee+FollowWould You Trust a Surprise Dinner Bag?Food markdown apps are shaking up how we shop and eat, letting users snag discounted meals that would otherwise hit the landfill. But here’s the debate: Are these apps truly a win for sustainability, or just shifting food waste from stores to our homes? Would you roll the dice on a mystery dinner to save cash and cut waste, or is the risk of questionable leftovers too high? Let’s hear your take! #FoodTech #Sustainability #FoodWaste #Tech40Share
Megan Garcia+FollowWhy Are My Potatoes Already Mashed?Ever wondered why your potatoes look like they’ve been through a wrestling match before you even get them home? A Walmart worker shared a wild photo of a pallet stacked so badly, the potatoes at the bottom turned to mush. Not only does this make for sad spuds, but it also means more food gets tossed, which drives up prices and wastes money. Pro tip: Check out apps like Misfits Market for quirky, discounted produce and help cut down on food waste! #FoodWaste #LifeHacks #WalmartFinds #Business00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowWalmart’s Food Waste Drama ExposedA Walmart worker just dropped a bombshell on Reddit: dozens of boxes of meat headed straight for the dumpster, right after a mountain of turkeys got tossed. People are freaking out over the waste, especially since so many struggle to afford groceries. Did you know 20% of food grown for humans gets trashed every year? That’s enough to feed 3 billion people! Walmart says they’re working to cut waste, but this pic has everyone questioning if it’s enough. Would you eat food past its date if it meant less waste? #FoodWaste #Walmart #Sustainability #Food73Share
Robert Daniels+FollowTesco’s Late-Night Bakery Hack 🍩Tesco is slashing prices on baked goods by 50% after 7 p.m. at select stores! Croissants and chocolate twists are up for grabs (sorry, no bread or gingerbread). The move is all about fighting food waste and saving you cash—plus, any leftovers go to charity or staff. With food prices rising, this is a win for your wallet and the planet. Would you hit up Tesco for late-night pastry deals? #FoodWaste #TescoDeals #Sustainability #Food20Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowEggs Last 4 Months Longer With This Hack!Ever thrown out eggs because you missed the best-before date? Turns out, you can keep eggs fresh for up to 4 months just by freezing them! Supermarkets say eggs should go in the fridge at home, but food experts reveal you can freeze them (just crack and whisk first). Want to check if your eggs are still good? Drop them in cold water—if they sink, you’re good; if they float, toss them. Who knew saving eggs (and money) was this easy? #KitchenHacks #FoodWaste #EggTips #Food50Share
Hannah Garcia+FollowFood Waste Hackathon: Chefs Lead the ChargeDid you know the world’s biggest food service company just kicked off a kitchen revolution? Compass Group’s new Stop Food Waste Day ambassador program is all about fighting food waste with creative chef tips, upcycling recipes, and hands-on workshops. Food waste isn’t just bad for the planet—it’s a huge missed opportunity for our wallets and creativity. Every little action adds up, and these chefs are showing us how to make every bite count. What’s your biggest food waste culprit: leftovers, forgotten fridge finds, or buying too much? #FoodWaste #KitchenHacks #Sustainability #Safety10Share
Jose Armstrong+FollowWould You Buy Mystery Groceries?Too Good To Go just launched in Salt Lake City, letting you snag surprise bags of surplus food from local shops at a serious discount. It’s a clever way to fight food waste, but are you comfortable not knowing exactly what you’ll get? Is this the future of sustainable shopping, or do you see risks in the mystery-bag model? Let’s debate: would you try it, or do you want more control over your groceries? #FoodWaste #TechForGood #SustainableLiving #Tech10Share
Michael Butler+FollowFaith + Farming = Real American RootsEver thought about how faith and farming are basically the OG power couple? In farm country, churches and farmers team up to do way more than just grow crops—they’re growing hope, resilience, and community. From sharing harvests with churches to fighting food waste and feeding neighbors, these partnerships are tackling big issues like hunger and food insecurity. Imagine churches hosting dinners with 'imperfect' veggies and teaching kids to cook fresh meals. When faith and farming join forces, everyone wins—and that’s the real American dream. #FaithAndFarming #AmericanDream #FoodWaste #Culture30Share
Danielle White+FollowThe 'Eat Me First' Bin Hack You NeedEver find wilted lettuce or expired yogurt hiding in your fridge? Same. Turns out, the average family loses $1,500 a year to forgotten food! The fix? The 'Eat Me First' bin. Just toss anything close to expiring into a labeled bin in your fridge or pantry. Put it front and center, and use those items first. It’s a total game-changer for saving money and cutting waste. Who knew a simple bin could be such a grocery hero? #KitchenHacks #SaveMoney #FoodWaste #FridgeOrganization #LifeHacks #Spirituality00Share