There’s an app Too Good to Go that does this for local restaurants near the end of the day. Though it’s not free, but heavily discounted.
A great way to try some of the restaurants nearby that may normally be out of your budget.
Discussing ways to reduce waste and build community!
Celebrate thrift as a virtue, talk about creative ways to make do, or show off how you reused something!
There’s an app Too Good to Go that does this for local restaurants near the end of the day. Though it’s not free, but heavily discounted.
A great way to try some of the restaurants nearby that may normally be out of your budget.
Just started using it. Got a great deal on sushi and pastries last week from two new stores. I want to try the grocery this week
fallingfruit.org is a great resource as well
This is great, but remember not to harass your local grocery store employee. They likely don't have the authority to let you go through the food they are going to throw away. It sucks, but many corporate chains will prohibit donating or otherwise using produce destined for the bin.
It doesn't hurt to ask, but if they say "no," say thanks anyway and go someplace else.