Trash Foods and Questions About It

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What are trash foods and where do I get them? Can they come in the food store? Do the miis like it? I'm guessing they don't like it, but that's just me.

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Best Answer

I've heard about trash foods and pseudo-trashfoods on Wikia. Trash foods come in things like the following:

  1. Morning Market
  2. Night Market

and that's it, but PSEUDO-trash foods are the following:

(Remember that some of this might have come from other sources!)

  1. Blue Cheese (OTHER SOURCE)
  2. Green Juice ("testing")

OK, and that's it.



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What are questions about food waste?

Let's Talk About Food Waste
  • How much food does your family throw away in a week?
  • What can you do to reduce the amount of wasted food in. your household?
  • What might be some benefits of reducing food waste?
  • Why do you think Americans waste so much food?


What are 5 facts about food waste?

Food Waste Facts
  • There is enough food produced in the world to feed everyone. ...
  • One third of all food produced is lost or wasted \u2013around 1.3 billion tonnes of food \u2013costing the global economy close to $940 billion each year. ...
  • Up to 10% of global greenhouse gases comes from food that is produced, but not eaten.


What happens to food in trash?

Everything must breakdown eventually. But it's up to us to decide how the food waste we produce will break down. When sent to landfill, food waste is first wrapped in plastic garbage bags, and sandwiched between more of the same into a large pile, before eventually being covered over entirely.

What causes waste food?

Food is lost or wasted for a variety of reasons: bad weather, processing problems, overproduction and unstable markets cause food loss long before it arrives in a grocery store, while overbuying, poor planning and confusion over labels and safety contribute to food waste at stores and in homes.


Why I live a zero waste life | Lauren Singer | TEDxTeen



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