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Evelyn Blade

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Evelyn's points

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participant impact

  • UP TO
    19
    pounds of CO2
    have been saved
  • UP TO
    8.1
    pounds
    food waste prevented

Evelyn's actions

Storage

Properly Store Berries

To keep berries fresh, place them on top of a paper towel in a sealed container to absorb excess moisture and reduce chances of molding. I will properly store 2 packs of berries.

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Create an Eat First Area

I will create an "Eat First" area in my fridge to prioritize food that needs to be used right away for my household of 2.

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Learn About Food Storage

I will learn about food storage and store food based on best practices to keep it from spoiling before it is used.

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Organize My Refrigerator

I will organize my refrigerator to maximize shelf life based on the temperature and humidity of different spots.

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Planning

Keep a Food Inventory

I will take a fridge and pantry inventory to stay up to date with what I have at home before I go grocery shopping.

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Community

Watch a Documentary About Food

I will watch 1 videos or documentaries to learn about the scope and scale of food waste in this country.

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Storage

Deciphering Date Labels

I will learn about food labels and not throw food out just based on the date on the package, but instead check the smell and color to see if it has gone bad.

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Planning

Try a Food Tracking App

I will download and use an app that helps me track and manage my food.

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Participant Feed

  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Storage
    Did you know that not all food labeling means the same thing? How have you changed your habits to decide if food is still safe to eat?

    Evelyn Blade's avatar
    Evelyn Blade 10/01/2026 8:42 AM
    I will now be looking at those "expiration dates" with a grain of salt, using my instincts rather than going just by the date stamped on the product.