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No more food waste with Too Good To Go app
Every year, food goes to waste and that’s one-third of all food produced in the world. The global spending to make worldwide access to food possible reaches billions. By looking at this problem, you could easily assume that there’s a shortage of food. But that’s not the case. The problem is food waste.
Too Good To Go started in Denmark in 2016.
The people behind this app share a strong belief that wasting food is unacceptable and that food is simply too good to go to waste. With this movement, they aim to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste. This app connects consumers with bakeries, restaurants, hotels, supermarkets and other businesses so that their surplus food can be consumed instead of wasted.
They are now present in 17 countries, including Switzerland, and the …
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A comparison – how much do popular weight loss plans cost?
Lots of us want to lose a few pounds. Between my friends and family, I know people who are doing Slimming World, a Facebook food and health group, seeing the nurse at the GP, the Cambridge Diet and the Cabbage Soup diet! I took a look at the most popular weight loss plans to see how much they cost. Please feel free to add any others in comments.
1. Weight Watchers, More info: https://www.weightwatchers.com/uk/how-it-works
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5 easy steps to staying healthy, wealthy & wise
Do you have an allergy, intolerance or specialised diet? Find it a struggle to eat healthily without having to spend your salary at health shops? SpoonGuru, a barcode scanner app in the UK for specific dietary needs has some tips to help you on your way towards a healthier lifestyle without having to break the bank…
1. Cook at home where possible You have a nut allergy, your partner has dairy intolerance and your kids don’t like fish; finding a meal that suits these preferences is almost impossible right? Not necessarily…You can find meal time inspiration almost anywhere, TV, internet, from friends to eating out at restaurants. Once you know what kind of food you enjoy you can plan your family meals in advance and budget accordingly whilst still being healthy. By cooking from …
