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We're all busy, plus we want to make our food dollars go as far as they can. We mean  well. That little container of leftover pasta was destined for great things. But somehow, it’s still in the fridge, lurking at the back behind the yoghurt, silently judging us. Sound familiar? The truth is, most of us are great at cooking with good intentions but not so great at planning what comes next. The key isn’t just in using leftovers—it’s in cooking with  leftovers in mind. A little

With the rising cost of living and the price of groceries being a hot topic lately, here are a few tips to make your grocery dollars go further . Step one, is of course, to buy the freshest produce you can. The fresher it is when you get it, the longer it will last in your fridge! A top tip for using up veges is to start a “stock pot”. This can be a large freezer bag or container that you put the ends of your veges, peelings etc into, and then place that in the freezer. Ke

Free up valuable real-estate in your fridge and give it a thorough once-over by following these simple steps. Each time you open the door to your sparkling clean fridge, you’ll be glad you invested the time in it! Take everything out and put it on the bench. If you can’t face tackling the whole thing in one go, just start with the top shelf and work your way down. Anything "fresh" that’s too far gone can go in the green bin or on the compost heap. If you are composting, b