Many people tend to get rid of junk food without thinking about it, although many of the food waste is of great benefit to us and to the surrounding environment.
Here are some ways to recycle what we do not want to eat or leave, rather than toss it in the trash, according to Standard Media.
Eggshell
Contains a high percentage of calcium, so the soil can under the plants, which leads to increased growth, or grinding and add to the juices and chocolate.
Bread crumbs
Unless the old story or crumbs is rotten, roasting is a smart way to keep it for as long as possible, but you can add this toasted crumbs to several dishes, including salad.
Today's cocktail
If your refrigerator is teeming with several of the remaining foods, and still edible, you should devote one day a week to eat. Think about its rich ingredients and not as a residue.
Meat bones
As you throw the bones of the meat before you cook it, you receive a great nutritional value in the trash. You can make a delicious homemade soup using the bone, and store it in the freezer until you need it.
Peel the lemon
You can freeze or dry them for later use, but how? Dry orange or lemon peel for at least a week, then mix it with water and vinegar, and now you can use it to clean the house.
Banana peel
Did you know that you can use banana peel in shoe polish? According to research, bananas are rich in potassium, a key ingredient in most shoe polish products on the market.
