@snowy810 cause its annoying and cringy and doesnt get the point across as well as understanding. Its the same with anything, even when talking politics.
I loved this vide so much! I just uploaded a 'living plastic free for a week' challenge and I actually really loved it and learnt heaps. If you ever get the chance it would mean so much if u could check it out, I really hope I can inspire u with some tips or something new to try x
Most produce is washed after harvest because water is the best conductor to remove heat quickly from products. The only produce that isn’t are foods that mold easily such as berries and cauliflower. From you local agriculture major.
Half of you have waayyy too much faith in your fellow shoppers. All the people that rub their dirty, unwashed hands on the produce not to mention the snot nosed kids that think those are toys.
This was soooooo educational to me. I really enjoyed watching this segment. I too don't like wasting food. I try my best to not throw anything out. Looking forward to seeing and listening to more editorials. Thank you.
Good to know Tasty is doing their part. As a kid that goes shopping every week, tote bags are my life. Believe it or not my whole family never uses plastic bags or containers for the last 2 years. We would shop at the bulk areas using reusable containers, buy at farm markets (not supermarkets), plant our own vegetables (we plant at our backyard cuz in front of our house, we have our giant rectangle pool), use reusable straws and more! Let's go green!
@@zahidahshkri if you're screen name is expensive girl, chances are you probably have more than enough money to try to do this. Please make sure to open your mind about people who aren't the same than you
I was so ready to be annoyed at this video thinking it was about to be a preachy “I’m better than you” type of video. But she was so sweet sincere and understanding ♥️♥️♥️
I appreciate this video. You're doing an awesome job and I commend you for it. That being said, 80% of carbon emissions are being produced by a small handful of companies. The best way to save the environment is to rally against them and at least attempt to get money OUT of politics. Public servants were never intended to be millionaires yet the vast majority are. It's not cool that both sides accept billions each year in "lobbying" dollars from the exact same corporations because that means they don't work for the general public anymore. If we solve this one single issue it will give power back to the people and allow us to save the environment, our crumbling infrastructure, healthcare, and the majority of the rest of the problems we are facing.
I really like that you acknowledge that not everyone can go zero waste, not only is it more expensive but it's also a lot of work and not everyone can do that, either because they don't have the time or bc they're disabled. I love zero waste videos and environmentalism but there is a big tendency to leave disabled people out of this conversation. A lot of us need plastic straws or utensils. Maybe we can't lift drinks without spilling them, maybe we can't wash the dishes because the sound and feel makes us throw up. And zero waste is a lot of work and effort and energy that some ppl don't have. So yeah, I'm glad it was acknowledged tho :D
Thank you for making a video that tackles so many issues in one go! I'll definitely be sharing it. Also, thanks for acknowledging that zero waste often comes with a price tag. I hope that sustainability will become the norm for everyone, regardless of their financial background.
OK. THIS IS GOOD. WANT TO KNOW WHY! You are literally the first person on this subjct I've seen. Who said "just do your best" I wanted to learn some stuff, just to d what I can. but dear god. WHenever I try to look up any info, or any info on stuff. It.... well lets say. There are a lot of high and mighty asshats. So. This video? Such a good job purely on not talking down to us. Not treating people who just want to try something. Just something. like crap (insert compost joke) Seriously. Rie is indeed my favorite. But now, you're a host I like. cause.. you're not a jerk. Thanks! I learned composting info. which is nice. though i'm not sure what to do with it yet haha
Thank u for doing this! I am really into zero waste but I never really got into it. Although this inspired me to create a kit for going out, with tupperware, a mesh produce bag, a bulk bin bag, silverware, small mason jar, a cloth thingy, and a reusable water bottle. Surprisingly that all fits pretty well in a regular bag. I really hope in the next few years zero waste and things like that become more popular.
This is really awesome. She presents the information in a wonderful way. I love that she recognizes that not everyone can go completely waste free, but still encourages to do what you can. I am vegan, but I will admit that I may use too much plastic and waste the end bits of my veggies. This video has educated me further to think about the waste I contribute.
Veggie scraps, bones, fat/skin, etc. Get good at improvising what to add to balance the flavor of soup and you can get some use out of almost any ingredients that go through your kitchen.
I know this is going to sound obvious, but she really knows her stuff and you can tell that she really cares and is respectful. Appreciate that a lot. Thanks!
Some of this is good, some is not always possible. Stock, especially, is a very doable thing. The problem is that composting is not allowed and cannot be forced everywhere. The regrowing is the best option as far as the veggies go, IMHO.
I’m a near 0 waster. One tip for anyone who may find it helpful. When I buy lemons for lemonade or another recipe, I now use a peeler to take the rind from it, let them steep in vodka to make lemon extract, then I take the part left over and set them in vinegar for a few weeks, filter them off then mix with water for a home cleaner. Then compost the lemon rinds (if you can) I also now bring tote bags for all shopping not just food.
This lady has the most pleasant face... This is the first time in ages that I felt obliged to sit though a vid and listen someone out. A very compelling character and I actually learned quite a bit. I am now into something new.
I love bringing sustainability to this channel. I try to live low waste as well. I think it'd be a really good idea to make the content more inclusive to diverse populations and low income folks. ZW is very much a hobby right now online, and it's very much expensive and on many channels, about an aesthetic. If you're passionate about this, and I think you are, show people how to reuse and repurpose kitchen materials as well as using food scraps. Have BIPOC and marginalized communities take part in this channel. Amplify voice in other parts of the globe that are doing low waste in a completely different way. It's hard to make ZW content with just another white girl as the face of it, and when you can pretty much afford whatever you want for the videos.
I feel the need to respond to your comment at 0:47 (not as concerned with food waste as you are with plastic bc food waste is organic & compostable) I am a senior at OWU majoring in biochemistry & a few days ago i enrolled in a class called Zero Waste Methods- Food Waste/Composting. It's exactly what it sounds like. Food waste consists of 22% of what goes into landfills in America (or 39 million tons anually). Nobody really composts & the gas produced from food waste, methane, is FAR more hazardous than carbon dioxide (having taken two semesters of organic chemistry +labs, I can confirm this. I'll only go into it if someone wants to know). You didnt do anything wrong but I believe that this wouldve been a good place to address this massive problem bc people think that it just rots away & is fine. If you're like me & want to know how you can help: 1. Reduce the amount of food you buy but dont eat. To help, consider leaving a shelf in your fridge dedicated to food that is close to expiring so you know to eat/use it soon. 2. Eat leftovers! 3. Be conscious about your portions 4. Best things you can do is donate food to the hungry (say, some bananas or canned food that you have but dont need), or, if you have animals, BEST thing to do is feed your food scraps to them 5. collect your food waste & bring it to a composting facility. Your effort will make an impact. If you do (or even try to do) any of these things then know that I love you with all of my heart & you're making the world a better place
Well there are no jobs on a burning planet. If you gonna take your kids to school remember that in 12 years the effects of what we have done to world could be deadly. Around 200 million people could be displaced.
I never comment on any social media post, but I really appreciate this video about food waste and the connection to the environment and society because this is so, soooo important. We as a society can make change!!
Well probably the most baffling thing about this video is the fact that you speak of not letting things go to waste... But when you cut the vegetables you throw / put in that bin a good part of them. For instance the red bellpeper... That was like 1/4 of it... I can agree that letting things go to waste is a bad thing. But the same can be said about cutting produce just for the big chunks that look appealing.
I'm so happy to see zero waste videos in this channel !! Almost every day i try my best to avoid plastic and waste when i'm cooking but it's so hard! Especially at work. But seing this make me think it's possible to have a positiv impact. Thank you !
I love this so much I’ve gone to culinary school so I know a few ways to save on food waste but this is a great educational video on helping people cut back on their footprint
We do our vegetable stock too, we put veggies into big baggie, and freeze them until we have a lot. I got this from my mom lol my mom will dry some things out then bury them and use what we have, currently carrots scallions onions and tomatoes and some herbs. Growing! We buy single veggies and fruits that enclose no plastic, it’s easier and cheaper where I live. We have compost in the front yard jrs simply easy it’s a big bin type
You should especially wash organic vegetables because they're often fertilized with manure. I don't save vegetables for vegetable stock but I do save bones in the freezer to make bone broth. My veggie waste goes in the compost bin to become fertilizer for more veggies.
Girl, ya need to share more tips. I live alone and I’ve been trying my best to make my week zero waste. Thank God someone is kind enough to spread awareness about this. Consumerism is destroying our environment.
I like how she approached the subject without being in your face about it. She has a lot of valid points and most of the suggestions she gave are doable
Fantastically informative video!! More videos like this please!! Also I live in Egypt where as you mentioned it is quite difficult to live anything close to zero waste, but there is a growing community of zero wasters who are trying to find alternatives within Egypt. Could you please make another video about composting, perhaps more detailed, different ways of doing it ? We have no compost bins here!
If you see weird fruit or vegetables (misshapen, conjoined, etc) please buy them. They often get thrown out because people skip past them thinking there is something wrong with them when there isn't. It's a great way to keep wastage down.
I loved this video, please keep making more zero waste content. NOTE TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN SAVING FOOD WASTE: look into “Imperfect Produce” It is a subscription service that brings you organic produce to your door that would be wasted otherwise. They are the “reject” fruits and vegetables that stores won’t buy due to cosmetic blemishes. I’ve been using this service for a few weeks, and honestly the majority looks like produce you could get in the store. It’s very affordable, you prevent food waste and it’s convenient. They also accept snap benefits to make it more accessible to everyone. BONUS: you choose the veggies and fruit you want each week, it’s not random
This type of video should be all over the internet. We need more people like you in this world, if we want to save the planet, for ourselves, and the next generations 🙏🏼🌍
When I think of zero waste cooking I think of what I can change in my cooking to help the planet. Like tin foil. Made the swap to use silicone liners..you can use the liners to cover pans too! Simple fix that saves so much stuff out of the ozone. Silicone lives for years and years so can be passed down or gifted to children.
for all you composters, do yourself a favor and buy a stainless steel compost bin!! Got mine on amazon the brand Utopia, with charcoal filters in the top. Literally the best purchase i've ever made, I never smell it , it's easy to clean & looks cuter than a plastic one.
FMFvideos 1. She really does look smug in that thumbnail, 2 I was being light-hearted about slapping her, 3 go fuck yourself for pathetically trying to ruin a little joke and 4 have a nice day.
This woman is a vegan angel..she doesn't sound so pushy n sarcastic like most vegans trying to encourage people to be vegan..n she's beautiful, it's a great package..n im a straight woman..just admiring her..
A lot of time people / neighbors will complain about compost which sucks :(( I think most people do small amounts of compost but you can't really use it so most people don't
You "country folk" try to compost in a small apartment. Where you already have to make space for separate trash and recycling. Take up extremely valuable space in a tiny home with a pile of smelly rotting vegetable remains. Then you can talk.
Dumbass country person. What would you know about preserving life, Excaclty, you know nothing because your iq is 3 and below. I would feel bad for you but everyone else already does.
@@donit. veganism doesn't make people unhealthy. Doing it WRONG will make you unhealthy, the same as with every other diet. If you're a carnivore that only eats candies, does that make meat eating diet unhealthy? NO. It's the person' decision, not the diet's. Same goes here. You should do a research about veganism before you just tell everyone how bad it is... And I don't mean watching people say what they think about it. I mean look it up online, find facts, how it helps the environment, what vegans eat, athletes that are vegan... then you'll get a real perspective.
@@humble2246 triggered rightist entered the chat. triggered leftist entered the chat. Sane people left the chat. Non-triggered people left the chat. God has left the chat.
Saying Zero Waste sounds like virtue signaling even if its not meant that way. Something about the phrase itself - maybe the unattainability - is kind of obnoxious.
I make stock once a week in my instant pot. It's the best and so easy!! Also - I got a book for xmas called "cooking with scraps" and it has a ton of great ideas for less waste.
I have my food waste bin in one of my cupboards with my cleaning supplies, there its safe from my pets, out of sight and its not near any food im planning to eat
thank you for emphasizing the importance of compost having zero food waste is good, composting food waste is better its beneficial for your specific environment and not "just hypothetically good for the planet" and its to cheap to make a decent excuse or rather it saves you money for potting soil, trash collection and even heating if you are hardcore^^
I appreciate how she acknowledges that not everyone can afford to go zero waste and what matters is to do what you can!
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me too
I was about to make this comment!
This was a huge reason why I didn't like Aria's zero waste content! The acknowledgement goes a long way to make this sound less preachy.
@snowy810 cause its annoying and cringy and doesnt get the point across as well as understanding. Its the same with anything, even when talking politics.
It's ok not to be Rie. I wrestle with this daily.
It's not "ok", but we all have to wrestle with this all our lifes ;)
some of yall bout to get real mad at me but it must be said. you are not rie. that is not okay do not be who you are
Emma LMFOAOOAOA
Tell people at Tasty to scrape the damn bowls. That'd stop some waste right there.
Iirc their kitchen has a compost bin, so at least there’s that?
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@@Rebberfoon wdym visual effects 😂😂😂
@@shutupsavannah2195 cool pf
The most effective method is not to procreate. The carbon footprint of raising a human is much more enormous than that of a lifelong vegan.
This was so much awesomeness in one video. Awesome that you guys are being proactive and spreading the knowledge for less wasting of resources.
absolutely, we need to be more responsible with our waste and the planet.
@@justaddmusclecom no
Awesome
I just clicked on the video because she had a nice face...
I loved this vide so much! I just uploaded a 'living plastic free for a week' challenge and I actually really loved it and learnt heaps. If you ever get the chance it would mean so much if u could check it out, I really hope I can inspire u with some tips or something new to try x
I work in a produce section at a grocery store and I can’t stress this enough ALWAYS WASH YOUR PRODUCE!
Lydia Thatcher they do it before
Doesn't that waste water?
Yeah there’s still flies and dirt in some of them still. Soaking your fruit turns the water more yellow/brownish.
Most produce is washed after harvest because water is the best conductor to remove heat quickly from products. The only produce that isn’t are foods that mold easily such as berries and cauliflower. From you local agriculture major.
Half of you have waayyy too much faith in your fellow shoppers. All the people that rub their dirty, unwashed hands on the produce not to mention the snot nosed kids that think those are toys.
This video is like an onion, because it has layers.
Lol
Justin Y. Bdjend
Please like my comment I want please to know please
Justin Y. e
You are so scary
*I MEAN WHO DOESN'T LOVE RIE?*
SORRY I'M NOT RIE
@@bu.bblepop I'm a cat lover too ^_^
I love candies!
@@FMFvideos I love... videos.. I guess? Whats FMF btw?
Meow.
*_Environmentalists have joined the chat_*
how much time do you spent on youtube i see u fucking everywhere
Храбрый советский солдат thanks I love when someone eats ass
Lol
great video ~~~
This was soooooo educational to me. I really enjoyed watching this segment. I too don't like wasting food. I try my best to not throw anything out. Looking forward to seeing and listening to more editorials. Thank you.
@Views By Coco Thank you.🤗
Do us all a favor and shut the fuck up. Thanks.
@@mrpcanfly7141 Fuck off. They're trying to be actual good people, stop being a jerk and go bitch somewhere else.
I love the way she talks about it. Very non-juging and encouraging perceptive!
Good to know Tasty is doing their part. As a kid that goes shopping every week, tote bags are my life. Believe it or not my whole family never uses plastic bags or containers for the last 2 years. We would shop at the bulk areas using reusable containers, buy at farm markets (not supermarkets), plant our own vegetables (we plant at our backyard cuz in front of our house, we have our giant rectangle pool), use reusable straws and more! Let's go green!
Idah Shukri
You sound very special.
@@bentleyr00d what do u mean?
Wow, i would love to live that way but that lifestyle is expensive
@@cloudtown8987 yeah but still worth it
@@zahidahshkri if you're screen name is expensive girl, chances are you probably have more than enough money to try to do this. Please make sure to open your mind about people who aren't the same than you
I was so ready to be annoyed at this video thinking it was about to be a preachy “I’m better than you” type of video. But she was so sweet sincere and understanding ♥️♥️♥️
That's not the best attitude before any video my friend
"All you can do is the best you can do" wow, why am I hearing this just now?
Every bit as special as Rie
greatboniwanker awww so true
@@sherrrlene She said it. I was just countering her own internal-external narrative with a positive affirmation. She's *plenty* special!
She's gorgeous!!
This video feels a bit overwhelming, it's hard to read the text thoroughly and listen to her at the same time
You can adjust the playback speed...
Agreed... I had to pause and replay multiple times... Good vid tho
Y’all just read slow lmao it’s not that bad
i guess you dont watch anime, kiddo
@@pennymikk That made me laugh, good one.
"I'm sorry that I'm not Rie"
I felt that😔🙏
I appreciate this video. You're doing an awesome job and I commend you for it. That being said, 80% of carbon emissions are being produced by a small handful of companies. The best way to save the environment is to rally against them and at least attempt to get money OUT of politics. Public servants were never intended to be millionaires yet the vast majority are.
It's not cool that both sides accept billions each year in "lobbying" dollars from the exact same corporations because that means they don't work for the general public anymore. If we solve this one single issue it will give power back to the people and allow us to save the environment, our crumbling infrastructure, healthcare, and the majority of the rest of the problems we are facing.
I really like that you acknowledge that not everyone can go zero waste, not only is it more expensive but it's also a lot of work and not everyone can do that, either because they don't have the time or bc they're disabled. I love zero waste videos and environmentalism but there is a big tendency to leave disabled people out of this conversation. A lot of us need plastic straws or utensils. Maybe we can't lift drinks without spilling them, maybe we can't wash the dishes because the sound and feel makes us throw up. And zero waste is a lot of work and effort and energy that some ppl don't have. So yeah, I'm glad it was acknowledged tho :D
Thank you for making a video that tackles so many issues in one go! I'll definitely be sharing it. Also, thanks for acknowledging that zero waste often comes with a price tag. I hope that sustainability will become the norm for everyone, regardless of their financial background.
Tasty's presence on the internet is YUUUUUUGE
Eeeeeee Kim jong un how you dowing
When I mention Tasty, most people I know say "What the hell is that?"
north korea
I mean, if you're on sites like Pinterest in the recipe section, then they are. They really are huge in the food part of the internet.
OK. THIS IS GOOD. WANT TO KNOW WHY! You are literally the first person on this subjct I've seen. Who said "just do your best"
I wanted to learn some stuff, just to d what I can. but dear god. WHenever I try to look up any info, or any info on stuff. It.... well lets say. There are a lot of high and mighty asshats.
So. This video? Such a good job purely on not talking down to us. Not treating people who just want to try something. Just something. like crap (insert compost joke)
Seriously. Rie is indeed my favorite.
But now, you're a host I like.
cause.. you're not a jerk.
Thanks!
I learned composting info. which is nice. though i'm not sure what to do with it yet haha
Thank u for doing this! I am really into zero waste but I never really got into it. Although this inspired me to create a kit for going out, with tupperware, a mesh produce bag, a bulk bin bag, silverware, small mason jar, a cloth thingy, and a reusable water bottle. Surprisingly that all fits pretty well in a regular bag. I really hope in the next few years zero waste and things like that become more popular.
This is really awesome. She presents the information in a wonderful way. I love that she recognizes that not everyone can go completely waste free, but still encourages to do what you can. I am vegan, but I will admit that I may use too much plastic and waste the end bits of my veggies. This video has educated me further to think about the waste I contribute.
I've been composting veggie scraps for months... never thought of doing veggie broth with them first! Thanks for the idea!
Veggie scraps, bones, fat/skin, etc.
Get good at improvising what to add to balance the flavor of soup and you can get some use out of almost any ingredients that go through your kitchen.
Thank you for your inspiration ❤️
What happened to saying oh yea yea
Best Player oh no no
Its ok ;))
Inspiration ;)
Thank you for your yeah yeah
I know this is going to sound obvious, but she really knows her stuff and you can tell that she really cares and is respectful. Appreciate that a lot. Thanks!
Some of this is good, some is not always possible. Stock, especially, is a very doable thing. The problem is that composting is not allowed and cannot be forced everywhere. The regrowing is the best option as far as the veggies go, IMHO.
Zero waste 😳 wow.
Now this should become a trending challenge!
I've got a worm bin in my kitchen. It doesn't stink and they eat a ton of scraps that end up in my garden as compost.
Did tou make it yourself?
How does that work and how can i get/make one
@@cloudtown8987 I watched a bunch of videos from OneYardRevolution to figure it out and bought some worms online.
@@GrillTopExperience nice, thanks ill look into it
I wouldn't be able to enter my kitchen if there was a bin with worms there. 🤮🤒😷
I’m a near 0 waster. One tip for anyone who may find it helpful. When I buy lemons for lemonade or another recipe, I now use a peeler to take the rind from it, let them steep in vodka to make lemon extract, then I take the part left over and set them in vinegar for a few weeks, filter them off then mix with water for a home cleaner. Then compost the lemon rinds (if you can)
I also now bring tote bags for all shopping not just food.
This lady has the most pleasant face...
This is the first time in ages that I felt obliged to sit though a vid and listen someone out.
A very compelling character and I actually learned quite a bit. I am now into something new.
Most of the stuff that u labeled as “scraps” I actually use in my cooking. Thanks to my wonderful Haitian mom who has a pet peeve for wasting
Holy shit you are cute
I love bringing sustainability to this channel. I try to live low waste as well. I think it'd be a really good idea to make the content more inclusive to diverse populations and low income folks. ZW is very much a hobby right now online, and it's very much expensive and on many channels, about an aesthetic. If you're passionate about this, and I think you are, show people how to reuse and repurpose kitchen materials as well as using food scraps. Have BIPOC and marginalized communities take part in this channel. Amplify voice in other parts of the globe that are doing low waste in a completely different way. It's hard to make ZW content with just another white girl as the face of it, and when you can pretty much afford whatever you want for the videos.
I feel the need to respond to your comment at 0:47 (not as concerned with food waste as you are with plastic bc food waste is organic & compostable)
I am a senior at OWU majoring in biochemistry & a few days ago i enrolled in a class called Zero Waste Methods- Food Waste/Composting. It's exactly what it sounds like. Food waste consists of 22% of what goes into landfills in America (or 39 million tons anually). Nobody really composts & the gas produced from food waste, methane, is FAR more hazardous than carbon dioxide (having taken two semesters of organic chemistry +labs, I can confirm this. I'll only go into it if someone wants to know). You didnt do anything wrong but I believe that this wouldve been a good place to address this massive problem bc people think that it just rots away & is fine.
If you're like me & want to know how you can help:
1. Reduce the amount of food you buy but dont eat. To help, consider leaving a shelf in your fridge dedicated to food that is close to expiring so you know to eat/use it soon.
2. Eat leftovers!
3. Be conscious about your portions
4. Best things you can do is donate food to the hungry (say, some bananas or canned food that you have but dont need), or, if you have animals, BEST thing to do is feed your food scraps to them
5. collect your food waste & bring it to a composting facility.
Your effort will make an impact. If you do (or even try to do) any of these things then know that I love you with all of my heart & you're making the world a better place
I'll try, but I cant promise you anything. I have 2 kids a full time job and part time school.
I'm also vegan.
Well there are no jobs on a burning planet. If you gonna take your kids to school remember that in 12 years the effects of what we have done to world could be deadly. Around 200 million people could be displaced.
lmao these people are harsh!! Trying is the best anyone can ask for at this point.
Thank you for this video. Like seriously thank you so much for so many reasons.
we used to have scallions growing in our back yard that we never planted. they were everywhere. we also had wild strawberries in our lawn
I never comment on any social media post, but I really appreciate this video about food waste and the connection to the environment and society because this is so, soooo important. We as a society can make change!!
These recipes are great! 😍💚
I agree with the part that says "who doesn't love Rie?"
Well probably the most baffling thing about this video is the fact that you speak of not letting things go to waste... But when you cut the vegetables you throw / put in that bin a good part of them. For instance the red bellpeper... That was like 1/4 of it... I can agree that letting things go to waste is a bad thing. But the same can be said about cutting produce just for the big chunks that look appealing.
I'm so happy to see zero waste videos in this channel !!
Almost every day i try my best to avoid plastic and waste when i'm cooking but it's so hard! Especially at work. But seing this make me think it's possible to have a positiv impact.
Thank you !
Oh yeah yeah
Send air support
Mammas Pojke oh yeah yeah send veges
Nature has joined the chat bbbbbbaaaaaaaabbbbbbyyyyy
I hate wasting food! I am always teaching my clients how to overlay ingredients. I will be sending them over to this video. Thank you!
This is the earliest ive ever been to a tasty vid. I love this channel
I can't imagine NOT composting. We've been doing it since I can remember (me and my family). Please do compost. It's not that hard.
Is this to make up for the apple pie video example?
Emily Luceus
lol
I love this so much I’ve gone to culinary school so I know a few ways to save on food waste but this is a great educational video on helping people cut back on their footprint
We do our vegetable stock too, we put veggies into big baggie, and freeze them until we have a lot. I got this from my mom lol my mom will dry some things out then bury them and use what we have, currently carrots scallions onions and tomatoes and some herbs. Growing!
We buy single veggies and fruits that enclose no plastic, it’s easier and cheaper where I live.
We have compost in the front yard jrs simply easy it’s a big bin type
Me looking at this video while looking at my room full with plastic 😂🤦♀️
1:20
*who doesn't love rie*
Me: IKR!
You should especially wash organic vegetables because they're often fertilized with manure. I don't save vegetables for vegetable stock but I do save bones in the freezer to make bone broth. My veggie waste goes in the compost bin to become fertilizer for more veggies.
This is one of those things taught during grade school that we tend to forget by and by. And this is more applicable now than ever.
5:56 *when your doing a class project but your voiceover is so low*
*ITS BECAUSE HER VOICEOVER WAS LOUD BUT THEN NOT AT THAT TIME UGHH*
I'm vegan.
Hi love your videos I’m a bad cook but because of taste I actually made some money out of cookies thank you I really do appreciate it
Please see this I won’t people to see that you can do anything if you put your mind to it
Btw I’m only 12 and I’ve made $1000s of dollars and helped my family with it
I really appreciate how she acknowledges that not everyone can afford to be 0-waste, and teaches more affordable ways to help the environment.
“You should wash your vegetables..” YOU, you’re funny🤣🤣🤣
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💗 super 💖
💜 👌🏼 💛
💙💝💙💝💙
*_Super weird_*
XD yeah, but it saves money then great.
amazing nice
Problem of leaving any fruit of veggies out of the fridge is fruit flies. No thanks, all goes in the fridge
Mesh bags.
Girl, ya need to share more tips. I live alone and I’ve been trying my best to make my week zero waste. Thank God someone is kind enough to spread awareness about this.
Consumerism is destroying our environment.
This is a very good video. Loved the transitions. Well done!
Oh yeah yeah
i genuinely don’t know why i’m here
Because of the girl
Ya I clicked on the video...and my only thought was. Wow, she’s beautiful, I wonder if Nate’s handsome too
I’m still a piece of garbage I clicked it because the women looked like she’s judging us in the thumbnail.
I like how she approached the subject without being in your face about it. She has a lot of valid points and most of the suggestions she gave are doable
Fantastically informative video!! More videos like this please!! Also I live in Egypt where as you mentioned it is quite difficult to live anything close to zero waste, but there is a growing community of zero wasters who are trying to find alternatives within Egypt. Could you please make another video about composting, perhaps more detailed, different ways of doing it ? We have no compost bins here!
Im sorry im not rie 😂😂😂😂
If you see weird fruit or vegetables (misshapen, conjoined, etc) please buy them. They often get thrown out because people skip past them thinking there is something wrong with them when there isn't. It's a great way to keep wastage down.
I absolutely loved this video! Kudos to a channel as big as yours to be talking about this, and with compassion, too. ❤️
Chinese take out is zero waste
*Zero **-deaths-** waste*
I loved this video, please keep making more zero waste content.
NOTE TO EVERYONE INTERESTED IN SAVING FOOD WASTE: look into “Imperfect Produce”
It is a subscription service that brings you organic produce to your door that would be wasted otherwise. They are the “reject” fruits and vegetables that stores won’t buy due to cosmetic blemishes. I’ve been using this service for a few weeks, and honestly the majority looks like produce you could get in the store. It’s very affordable, you prevent food waste and it’s convenient. They also accept snap benefits to make it more accessible to everyone. BONUS: you choose the veggies and fruit you want each week, it’s not random
This type of video should be all over the internet. We need more people like you in this world, if we want to save the planet, for ourselves, and the next generations 🙏🏼🌍
The way she is speaking makes this sound like an ad.
Stop peeling your root veg. Just wash them. The nutrient is just under the peel. Less composting too.
When I think of zero waste cooking I think of what I can change in my cooking to help the planet. Like tin foil. Made the swap to use silicone liners..you can use the liners to cover pans too! Simple fix that saves so much stuff out of the ozone. Silicone lives for years and years so can be passed down or gifted to children.
Honestly thankyou it sheds a light on these enviromental problems
1:21 That's okay love , we can't all be Ries , we need some non-Ries to appreciate the Ries of the world .
You remind me of Theresa Farrell
Ok but, in your videos sometimes you throw edible food out the dish in the trash can...
that's why we have this video to spread change
for all you composters, do yourself a favor and buy a stainless steel compost bin!! Got mine on amazon the brand Utopia, with charcoal filters in the top. Literally the best purchase i've ever made, I never smell it , it's easy to clean & looks cuter than a plastic one.
I love your recipe book. It seems well organized, and I encourage you to save it and pass it along to the next generation.
I think I’ll make sure I have extra waste from now on when I make food. Thanks for the inspiration
Quite the smug mug in the thumbnail
darzey
Just from the pic, you wanna slap her.
dont be so jealous @@ellengregory8002
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1. She really does look smug in that thumbnail, 2 I was being light-hearted about slapping her, 3 go fuck yourself for pathetically trying to ruin a little joke and 4 have a nice day.
This woman is a vegan angel..she doesn't sound so pushy n sarcastic like most vegans trying to encourage people to be vegan..n she's beautiful, it's a great package..n im a straight woman..just admiring her..
I didn't know you could make vegetable stock out of vegetable scraps. Nice to know! ❤️
Just compost you darn city folk lol
A lot of time people / neighbors will complain about compost which sucks :((
I think most people do small amounts of compost but you can't really use it so most people don't
You "country folk" try to compost in a small apartment. Where you already have to make space for separate trash and recycling. Take up extremely valuable space in a tiny home with a pile of smelly rotting vegetable remains. Then you can talk.
Ellen Gregory ....excuses are like buttholes, everyone has them and they all stink.
Dumbass country person. What would you know about preserving life, Excaclty, you know nothing because your iq is 3 and below. I would feel bad for you but everyone else already does.
Not sure if if this city folk/country folk thing is a joke, but as a serious response: many cities or apartments don't offer compost services
This is way more efficient thaan going vegan!
but going vegan also helps
True, certain vegan practices don't help the earth at all in the long run.
Why not both?
@@natalieblue27 vegan is unhealthy
@@donit. veganism doesn't make people unhealthy. Doing it WRONG will make you unhealthy, the same as with every other diet. If you're a carnivore that only eats candies, does that make meat eating diet unhealthy? NO. It's the person' decision, not the diet's.
Same goes here. You should do a research about veganism before you just tell everyone how bad it is...
And I don't mean watching people say what they think about it. I mean look it up online, find facts, how it helps the environment, what vegans eat, athletes that are vegan... then you'll get a real perspective.
I finally know how to pronounce Merle!!! Yaaassss, Merle Dixon, I’m ready to rewatch every single season!!
watching tasty videos is a huge reason why I started composting and reducing my plastic waste so thank you ☺️
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@@Lootoodle I'm sorry. Please don't hurt me 😢😢😢
Saying Zero Waste sounds like virtue signaling even if its not meant that way. Something about the phrase itself - maybe the unattainability - is kind of obnoxious.
I make stock once a week in my instant pot. It's the best and so easy!! Also - I got a book for xmas called "cooking with scraps" and it has a ton of great ideas for less waste.
My only problem with doing a compost bin at my house is that it's extremely likely that my dogs would go on and eat the food scraps in the bin.
I have my food waste bin in one of my cupboards with my cleaning supplies, there its safe from my pets, out of sight and its not near any food im planning to eat
Tasty only sells crappy kitchen stuff at Walmart. Stick to what you do better. Making crap vids isn't it, sister.
I dont get why rei is so important here in tasty i dont really like her
thank you for emphasizing the importance of compost
having zero food waste is good, composting food waste is better
its beneficial for your specific environment and not "just hypothetically good for the planet" and its to cheap to make a decent excuse or rather it saves you money for potting soil, trash collection and even heating if you are hardcore^^
I use Imperfect foods for high quality vegetables. They have other stuff, but I like that they use mostly recyclable packaging.
With that Thumbnail you don't even need an explanation