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When to rescue food and when to chuck it out, according to a nutritionist

Got some brown bananas on the counter, or soggy salad in the fridge? If so, you're not alone. Research shows on average, Australian households waste about 30% of the food we buy—or 2.5 million tons each year.

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When to rescue food and when to chuck it out, according to a nutritionist

Australian households waste ~30% of food; visible mold, slime and sour smells require disposal, but browning allows salvage through creative recipes. Cost-of-living crisis pushes consumers toward food relief; proper salvage knowledge reduces household expenses during economic stress.

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How to tell when old food is safe to eat – and when to throw it out

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lunedì 1 giugno 2026·independent.co.uk
How to tell when old food is safe to eat – and when to throw it out
Here’s how to avoid risking your health while salvaging edible food
lunedì 1 giugno 2026·medicalxpress.com
When to rescue food and when to chuck it out, according to a nutritionist
Got some brown bananas on the counter, or soggy salad in the fridge? If so, you're not alone. Research shows on average, Australian households waste about 30% of the food we…