Surplus food apps can save you big money on groceries
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Millions of dollars of food are thrown away every month by stores and restaurants. Some new apps can find stores and bakeries near you, where you can buy surplus food for pennies on the dollar.

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Note: I haven’t used any of these, I can’t speak for them. I do think it’s cool for the environment and people on a budget though.

  • ByteOnBikes@slrpnk.net
    11·
    29 days ago

    In my city, only donut shops and bakeries use it. I used it twice to get donuts, which isn’t very practical.

    I wish more places use it. Like I want to take all the extra rice that they might throw out from Chipotle. Or all the veggies that look weird at a pizza shop.

    • Rexelpitlum@discuss.tchncs.de
      8·
      29 days ago

      We have several hotels and company canteens that sell you what is left of breakfast buffet or lunch meals.

      You have to bring your own food containers and get it filled to the brim with whatever didn’t go so well that day for a fraction of the price you would normally pay there.

      Local tax office canteen saved us a lot of cooking ourselves that way :-)