Got food waste? Over 30-40% of all food is wasted. Yet, we have people in our own communities and elsewhere that are going hungry.
We know composting is important, but reducing food waste first is the goal.
However, when we throw kids into the mix, it can feel completely out of our control and overwhelming.
In this episode, I'm talking with Alison Mountford of ends & stems - a professional chef who has a focus on helping busy families get food on the table without the stress, drama, and overwhelm, with the added bonus of reducing food waste. Yes, even if you have CHOOSEY eaters!
Complete episode transcript.
Here are the questions we answer and topics covered:
Resources mentioned in this episode (some links may contain affiliate links, which helps support our amazing guests and this podcast):
Where to find Alison & ends & stems:
Let's connect!
Email me: Laura@raisingecominimalists.com
Let's connect!
Sign up and receive the eco-activity book with over 15 activities for kids.
Email me: Laura@raisingecominimalists.com
Got food waste? Over 30-40% of all food is wasted. Yet, we have people in our own communities and elsewhere that are going hungry.
We know composting is important, but reducing food waste first is the goal.
However, when we throw kids into the mix, it can feel completely out of our control and overwhelming.
In this episode, I'm talking with Alison Mountford of ends & stems - a professional chef who has a focus on helping busy families get food on the table without the stress, drama, and overwhelm, with the added bonus of reducing food waste. Yes, even if you have CHOOSEY eaters!
Complete episode transcript.
Here are the questions we answer and topics covered:
Resources mentioned in this episode (some links may contain affiliate links, which helps support our amazing guests and this podcast):
Where to find Alison & ends & stems:
Let's connect!
Email me: Laura@raisingecominimalists.com
Let's connect!
Sign up and receive the eco-activity book with over 15 activities for kids.
Email me: Laura@raisingecominimalists.com