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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Food Waste is Hard to Deal With.
 
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falcon2424
May 2, 2005

OneEightHundred posted:

The stressing of fresh home-cooked food in the context of food waste seems really bizarre, since it's home cooking that's most likely to give you ingredient proportion mismatches, perishable items, and unused byproducts.

I just made a bunch of sandwiches, and now I've got 4 unused slices of bread and 8 unused slices of cheese. I guess I'll put them in my fridge next to the 3 unused eggs, 2 unused sticks of butter, and half-empty jar of spaghetti sauce.

Agreed. Home-cooking is hugely inefficient.

If we did stuff at scale, we'd massively reduce packaging materials, prep time, and waste from mis-estimation.

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