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KC Food Wise offers tips on preventing household food waste, volunteer + job opportunities in the sustainable food sector, and more to Kansas Citians.

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The holidays mean gathering with friends + family to eat delicious meals, but how often do you throw away tins of uneaten treats by New Year’s Day?

We’re sharing some easy ways to prevent food waste this holiday season — and potentially put an extra $1800 in your pocket for next year. Here’s how:

  • Make dishes you know will get eaten
  • Share leftover treats with neighbors
  • Get connected with your regional food system for food sharing + composting locations

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