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LEFTOVERS

Cole, Amber, Gavin

If the leftovers get rotten or have mold on them, they are not safe to eat.

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You can freeze leftover meat, and use it again the next time you have it.

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Put leftovers in a sealed container to preserve them longer.

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Don't store leftover food in cans. Food from cans can leach onto leftovers and leave a metallic taste on them.

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Refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours of cooking.

You don't have to wait for hot food to cool down before putting the leftovers in the refrigerator. Most modern refrigerators can handle the heat.

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Put your leftover banana peels in the soil of your garden. They are high in potassium and will help your plants grow.

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If your honey gets old and crystallized, just mix a little bit of water with it and it will be as good as new.

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To prevent bacteria from growing on your leftovers keep your fridge at around 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

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More than 1/3 of all food in the U.S. ends up being uneaten and wasted.

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