#freegan

[solarpunksoup]

some recent dumpster finds.

not included:

- 20 lb bag of sugar from yesterday

- 30+ Roma tomatoes from yesterday

- 15 pounds of carrots from yesterday

- 2 of the biggest apples I’ve ever seen

- a brand new cold brew coffee system from today

- 2 packs of fresh veggie sushi from my local coop

[i-scavenger]

A curious button found in a gutter.

[dumpsterdiving162]

Two loafs of full grain bread, and my own bag I filled with some buns/rolls from the bakery. Sadly the way to the trash room was too blocked today with trash- so I couldn't look for anything else.

[omg-spy2]

ok hoes

Reblog and add your most (or least) unhinged use of food scraps. I'm looking for ideas and waiting.

[eatfreeordie]

I haven't been posting dumpster diving photos because outside of college move-out, it's usually a bag or two of produce that might not look great, and I just go home and make applesauce or chop tomatoes or whatever and cut off the bruises. It's easy and convenient and more manageable really than if it was huge hauls all the time.

[foundfeast]

Pulled this whole box of avocados out of a dumpster today

[dumpster-divers-unite]

MEGA HACKING MY LIFE!

I’ve only worked at my newest job for about a month and came up with a new hack. I felt my brain gain new wrinkles from it I swear-

Work has bags that are left over from part of these box kits we have to make. These bags are big enough to be used as trash bags, think 20-ish gallons. It’s the perfect standard trash bag. Sense I’m cheap in a good way, I’ll be periodically folding them up and stashing these bags in a box to take home! Now, I don’t have to waste money on plastic, and I can just get the plastic that would be thrown out anyway. Isn’t that awesome?? 

[the-chaos-crows-victory]

Sometimes I get back looking like I robbed someone poor dudes garden lol

Don’t worry tho no garden robbing occurred, just the awful wastefulness and mismanagement of ressources of our society