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Apr 27, 2020 13 min

Simple Ways To Stop Wasting Food

from Homely Economics Hosted by Lee Balders

Food waste has been a hot topic for some time now, and I've already written a couple of articles about it on the blog. However, right now, it's more relevant than ever. Even for those of us who can afford to throw extra cash at the supermarket till, the process of going out and buying food has become a bit more complicated and laborious. Lots of people feel anxious about leaving the house to go to the supermarket, so they'd rather make the most of what they have. Because of this, food frugality has taken on a new importance. Don't forget to subscribe through your favourite podcast player, and if you'd like to read the transcription of this podcast you can find it at homelyeconomics.com/podcast-5.

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