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      • Dinner Time
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      • Baking
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      • Fruit
      • No-Bake
    • Dinner
      • Beef
      • Chicken
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      • Fish
      • Lamb
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      • Quick
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      • Easy Assembly
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      • Eggs
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      • No-Bake
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      • Beef
      • Chicken
      • Eggs
      • Fish
      • Lamb
      • Pork
      • Quick
      • Vegetarian
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      • Easy Assembly
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  • Irish Food,  Recipes

    Making Food Savings

    28/09/2017 /5 Comments

    The EU estimates that up to 40% of the food we buy ends up in the bin.* But what does that actually mean when I translate it to my kitchen? If I buy a bag of 5 apples for €1, then throw two of those apples out (40%) that’s the equivalent of throwing away 40c that could be spent elsewhere. On an average shop spend of €100 per week that translates to €40 of money literally going into the bin. €40 per week binned.

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    Caitriona Redmond

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