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Meet the Most Wasted Gang

By Love Food Hate Waste, , 5 minute read

Travel to Cranberry Canyon to meet the Most Wasted Gang, a group of quirky cowboys out to wrangle the last leftovers and ingredients into new dishes this festive season.

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Transform humble leftover carrots into a show-stopping side with a sweet, spicy twist - roasted whole, glazed with honey and harissa, and served over creamy hummus.

Honey Harissa Roasted Carrots and Hummus
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20 Tasty Recipes for Using Up Christmas Leftovers

By Love Food Hate Waste, , 5 minute read

Find easy, quick recipes and inspiration to use up the last scraps and ingredients from your Christmas dinner, to feast smart and waste less this December.

Christmas Leftovers

Three great topping ideas to use up any leftover potatoes that you have.

Loaded Potato Bites
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Christmas Food Planning: How to Feast Smart and Spend Less

By Love Food Hate Waste, , 5 minute read

Christmas is a magical time of year - but it’s not cheap. With food prices still high and household budgets feeling the squeeze, many of us are left wondering how to host a dazzling Christmas without breaking the bank. This guide helps you to plan effectively to save both money and time this December.

Christmas Planning List

A fresh, healthy way to use up leftover cabbage with a delicious crunch.

Winter Slaw

A brilliant way to use up that leftover bag of carrots bought for Christmas dinner - and a fun activity with the kids!

Carrot Spiced Muffins
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What’s good to eat this month? – December

By Love Food Hate Waste, , 3 minute read

Find out what local and fresh in December for your festive food plans.

Chestnuts and sprouts in a wooden bowl

Potatoes are one of the most versatile vegetables that can be used in many different ways such as steaming, baking and mashing. There are several varieties that produce different flavours from nutty to buttery.

a small pile of raw unpeel potatoes

Parsnips are part of the Apiaceae family which includes celery, parsley and fennel. A popular root veg used throughout the year, it can be served roasted, steamed and mashed as well as being a great addition to soups and stews.

A couple of raw parsnips
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