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  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Planning
    What did you find you are tossing the most? How can you change your habits to avoid wasting this food?

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    Bailey Dudycha 10/08/2026 9:24 AM
    I find I am tossing leftovers. I am the sustainability chef at Chowgirls Catering and when I bring home extra food from Family Meal it doesn't always get eaten by my household. It is nice however to know I re-used the food once after an event for family meal, then can take the rest home to feed family. It just needs to get eaten in time or re-created. Also freezing fruit and/or veg before it goes bad/ pickling/ making stock or soup

  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Cooking
    Have you previously learned about what food is still safe to eat if a portion of it goes bad? Who taught you this information?

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    Bailey Dudycha 10/02/2026 7:24 AM
    yes, through servsafe classes, HACCP classes, and sustainability classes.
  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Storage
    How has rotating your foods changed your awareness of what you have on hand? Have you changed any of your shopping habits because of this practice?

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    Bailey Dudycha 10/02/2026 5:54 AM
    Knowing what needs to be used first is important because then I can see what I can substitute in the recipes I am making vs having to buy more of something else for just one recipe.
  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Storage
    What kinds of fruit and vegetables do you like eating in a smoothie?

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    Bailey Dudycha 10/02/2026 5:53 AM
    I have been using anything: greens, avocado, grapes, berries, melons, pears, apples, bananas (whatever looks too sad to use on fruit skewers, fruit platters, cheese boards, etc).
  • REFLECTION QUESTION
    Storage
    Did you find that you were storing things in a spot that wasn't a good fit? Which items have you changed?

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    Bailey Dudycha 10/02/2026 5:52 AM
    Finding that when at work the best place for storing meat is in the back of the fridge because the temp change is the least (with the door opening and closing/ hot foods coming in to cool on the hot food speed rack)