Not sure how I missed this awesome photo spread of refrigerator contents, but I’m just glad we’re together now. Bonus points to the first person to find the truly bizarre item inside one freezer (hint: eek!).
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Here’s a priveleged response to traylessness at Stanford (where trays are still available on request). In my opinion, there are a few legit gripes about not having trays, but this writer hits none of them. I quite enjoyed this comment in response:
I’m sorry you have to request a tray instead of being handed one. I guess you’re used to being handed things in your life. Go away.
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But that’s just one viewpoint on campus… The Stanford Project on Nutrition (SPOON) more than makes up for the above sillyness with their mid-90s video on food recovery. All that’s missing is a soundtrack with period music from Alanis or Hootie. On second thought, it’s perfect.
And for more current news, SPOON recently joined the blogosphere.
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On the other side of the globe, here’s one man’s take on food waste in India.
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Honestly, who wastes milk on purpose? You don’t see OPEC spraying oil on the ground to keep supply at the right level. What’s that? Milk is perishable? Rrrrright. But still…
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