dianefrank+FollowDumpster Dive Jackpot Behind Grocery StoreImagine finding your car packed to the brim with cheese, eggs, deli meats, and more—all rescued from a grocery store dumpster! One savvy diver shared their epic haul on Reddit, sparking a debate about the risks of salvaging meat and dairy. Not only did they save a ton of food from the landfill (and methane emissions), but they’re also giving away the extras and composting what goes bad. Would you ever try dumpster diving or use food rescue apps to cut down on waste? #Food #DumpsterDiving #FoodWaste16084Share
Jacqueline Ray+FollowShocking Food Waste at Kwik Trip?!Just found out that a new Kwik Trip employee was floored by how much perfectly good food gets tossed every day—even though the store is in a struggling neighborhood. Turns out, this isn’t just a Kwik Trip thing; it’s happening everywhere, with nearly 40% of food in the US going to waste! Some stores donate leftovers, but a lot still ends up in the trash. Imagine if we all froze leftovers or composted scraps—small changes could make a huge difference! #Health #BodyHealth #FoodWaste00Share
mary01+FollowKroger’s Food Waste Drama ExposedA Kroger deli worker just spilled the tea on how much perfectly good food gets trashed every night—think racks of ribs, rotisserie chickens, and sides galore. The wild part? They’re told to follow a system that basically guarantees tons of waste, even though 1 in 7 Americans are food insecure. Kroger claims they’re fighting food waste, but these stories say otherwise. Should stores get more flexible, or is it time for a food rescue revolution? #Food #FoodWaste #Kroger3525Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowBig Food Joins the Fight Against Food WasteDid you know nearly 40% of food in the U.S. ends up in the trash? Now, grocery giants like Walmart and Starbucks are teaming up with FMI (the food industry’s big club) to tackle this mess. The goal: less waste, more savings, and a happier planet. Here’s the twist—while these big names are making moves, you can save cash and help out too. Try freezing leftovers or planning meals so you don’t toss good food. Every little bit helps! #Business #Industry #FoodWaste50Share
Kim Reeves+FollowWhy Do Billionaires Get Free McDonald's?Ever wonder why the richest folks get free fast food for life? Social media just found out Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have McDonald’s Gold Cards—yep, unlimited burgers on the house. People are fuming, especially since millions of pounds of food get tossed daily while so many go hungry. The real money move? Cut your own food waste: freeze leftovers, compost scraps, and only buy what you’ll eat. Small changes at home can make a big difference for your wallet and the planet! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #FoodWaste30Share
Michael Morgan+FollowStarbucks’ Secret Pastry Waste ExposedEver wondered why Starbucks pastry cases look so packed? Turns out, baristas double up pastries just for show when corporate visits—then toss the extras! Employees say it’s a common (and super wasteful) practice, even though Starbucks claims to fight food waste. Some stores use fake food displays to cut down on trash, but not all. With food waste being a huge climate issue, should Starbucks do more? Would you still grab a treat knowing this? #Food #Starbucks #FoodWaste40Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowWhy Apples Might Cost More Soon 🍏Heads up, apple lovers! North Carolina’s apple orchards just got hit by a triple whammy of hailstorms, slashing this year’s crop by nearly half. That means the shiny, perfect apples you see at the grocery store could be pricier or harder to find. Pro tip: next time you shop, don’t judge an apple by its cover—imperfect ones taste just as good and help cut down on food waste! #Business #Industry #FoodWaste00Share
ashley89+FollowAirbnb Stays = Secret Food Tax?!Ever noticed how much food you toss after a vacation rental stay? Turns out, Americans are wasting $2.3 BILLION worth of groceries and takeout every year just from short-term rentals like Airbnb and VRBO. That’s like paying an extra tax—$12 a night—just to throw food away! Most of us admit we waste more food on trips than at home. Maybe it’s time for hosts to offer tips on donating or composting leftovers? Would you use a ‘sustainable host’ option? #Travel #FoodWaste #VacationFails00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowYou Won’t Believe What Stores Toss OutDid you know major chain stores are dumping boxes of perfectly good food? A TikToker found meat, eggs, cheese, and juice—all still cold and not even expired—just tossed in the trash. People are shocked at the waste, especially with grocery prices so high. Some even go dumpster diving to save money and help others. Would you ever try it? If not, what’s your go-to move to cut down on food waste? #Food #FoodWaste #DumpsterDiving3415Share
derek12+FollowWhy I Stopped Refrigerating My ButterEver get annoyed at rock-hard butter that ruins your toast? Turns out, you don’t have to keep it in the fridge! Experts say butter (especially salted) is safe on the counter for up to two weeks if you store it in a covered dish, away from heat. This keeps it perfectly spreadable and helps cut down on food waste. Just don’t leave it unwrapped or near the stove. Your mornings—and your wallet—will thank you! #Business #KitchenHacks #FoodWaste172Share
