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Deliciously Sustainable: Easy Thanksgiving Recipes for 2023 0

Celebrate Thanksgiving sustainably this year with delicious, eco-friendly recipes that reduce waste and promote a plant-based lifestyle. Instead of the traditional turkey, try green bean casserole, sweet potato and cauliflower mash, potato leek soup, or eggplant and bean burgers. These dishes offer a delightful twist on classic favorites, helping you create a memorable holiday meal while caring for the planet. Discover easy-to-make, healthy options that will impress your guests and make a positive impact.

5 Sustainable Fall Recipes with Freeze-Dried Foods to Reduce Food Waste 0

Fall is a season of comfort and abundance—and now, it can be more sustainable too. With these five cozy recipes featuring freeze-dried ingredients, you’ll enjoy autumn’s best flavors while cutting down on food waste. From hearty black bean pumpkin chili to sweet apple muffins and cheesy broccoli mac, these delicious, eco-friendly dishes are perfect for cool days, busy weeknights, and even holiday gatherings. Cook smart, eat well, and embrace the season sustainably!

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Likes: It is exactly what it claims to be. It tastes fantastic, the storage works as expected (no moisture issues).

Improvements: The silica packets might not be necessary since the packaging - as it is now - works with the product very well.

Great with grits!

After having tried grits with sweet corn niblets at a restaurant, I thought I would come up with a version that's more shelf stable. Prepare just one packet of instant grits with a few tablespoons of the freeze dried corn - it is a welcome treat for any morning. Make it premium by adding some bacon bits, your favorite cheese cheese, and a dash of the freeze dried jalapenos. Substitute the bacon bits with turkey sausage for a bigger protein punch. Extend the product range by using on your favorite salad for lunch or dinner. There's no reason to not keep a couple of bags in your pantry.

Likes: easy

Improvements: nothing in my opinion

betcha can't eat one!

I know I can't! I just want to eat the whole bag all at once. But I don't. That way I get to enjoy the apples over and over again. I think that slogan came from Lay's potato chips - and I applied it to Mother Earth freeze dried apples - betcha can't eat one!

Likes: The cherries tasted great

Improvements: Make them bit more inexpensive if possible

Very flavorful and perfectly prepared

It’s just like I said in the title!

So far, the bags we’ve opened have been great! The aroma hits you immediately, and the fruit stays dry and crunchy when you make sure to seal tightly and stored in a dark environment. The foil bags do this, but I break it into batches, and put in mason jars in the dark pantry. So far so good!
I was surprise at how small the pieces some of the fruit are, almost like fruit crumbles instead of pieces (the pineapple for example), which are great for oatmeal or yogurt toppings. Those are just not very doable as stand alone finger foods for snacking, like the raspberries that are whole berries are. Not a complaint, I love using freeze dried food a variety of ways, just thought worth noting so others know what to expect!

Likes: Quality and taste

It's all great

I buy this and other freeze dried fruits and veggies from Mother Earth Products for both our parrots. They love it, so do we, yes we snack on it at times too. Everything is excellent quality and taste.

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