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Let’s Cook: Pro Tips for Waste Warriors Plus a Warm Quinoa Salad with Walnuts, Edamame, and Tarragon
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Make your fresh produce and pantry staples last as long as possible!
Let’s Cook: How to Make Perfect Stock
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Stock up! Make the most of your groceries — and make flavor magic with vegetable scraps and bones.
University of San Francisco Students Follow the Food
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Bon Appétit Fellow Shannon Tivona visited the University of San Francisco for a Q&A with a Sustainable Business Strategies class, kitchen tour, and service run with Food Recovery Network student volunteers.
Oracle Park Team Hits a Home Run for Food Recovery
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The Bon Appétit team at Oracle Park, home of the San Francisco Giants, is proud to partner with local nonprofit Food Runners to help deliver quality surplus food to those in need.
FireEye Team Fights Food Waste by Feeding Wildlife
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Every week, General Manager Allyson Shelden donates 15 to 20 pounds of leftovers to animals rescued by the Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley.
Penn Team Wows Students for Zero Waste
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The Post-Landfill Action Network hosted its annual Students for Zero Waste conference at the University of Pennsylvania, and Bon Appétiters planned a zero-waste event for 500 students from around the country.
Trash Talking 101: ‘Biodegradable’ vs. ‘Compostable’ & Other Disposable Terms
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Biodegradable and compostable are interchangeable, right? Not so fast. Find out which types of straws and other to-go ware are the most sustainable.
Huntington Hospitality Inspires Guests to Curb Food Waste with Chef Event
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The Bon Appétit Huntington Hospitality team hosted an informative event at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens that was equal parts movie screening, discussion panel, and sustainability soirée.
Composting 101
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While preventing unnecessary food waste in the first place is always preferable, the compost pile is the final barrier to prevent food from going into the landfill. Whether you have a backyard garden or you’re an apartment dweller, composting is easier than you think.