CHRISTMAS FOOD WASTE CHALLENGE STEP 1. Immediate actions this week Check out NOW what is in the freezer. Plan menus & eat this week from what you have.

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CHRISTMAS FOOD WASTE CHALLENGE STEP 1. Immediate actions this week Check out NOW what is in the freezer. Plan menus & eat this week from what you have in the freezer & fridge & cupboards. The Benefits from these immediate actions are:- You will save money by reducing or eliminating this week ’ s grocery bill. You will make space for Christmas food to be bought next week. Prevent ‘ dumping unused food ‘ when you realise your short of freezer space and you have not eaten stored frozen foods.

1 Reading the 3 additional attachments will prepare you for:- the correct storage of your Christmas groceries, show you the most common foods we throw out, check you that you understand ‘Use by & best before labels’ before you shop. STEP 2

1. STEP 3 Prepare freezer & fridge storage containers/bags and have labels & marker ready at hand LABEL – LABEL- LABEL Otherwise YOU wont remember what you have frozen. The food will thaw out and most likely be dumped. 1/3 of your Christmas grocery shop will be

1. STEP 3