Composting banana peels is as easy as simply tossing your leftover banana peels into the compost. You can toss them in whole, but be aware that they may take longer to compost this way. ... While, yes, you can use banana peels as fertilizer and it will not harm your plant,it is be...
If you have a yard or even houseplants, those apple cores and banana peels aren’t trash. They’re gold. And shockingly, so much of that yard-healthy yumminess goes straight into the landfill. Enough that food waste is the largest component of municipal landfills! Photo courtesy: Compost-A-...
Cucumber ends, apple cores, carrot peels, cantaloupe rinds, avocado pits, an old pumpkin leftover from Halloween — any vegetable or fruit scrap will do. But grains also sprout from soil, which means you can throw stale bread, cereal, and pasta in your compost heap, too....
Barnana partners with local farms in Latin America to upcycle more than 85 million bananas to create plantain chips, peanut butter banana bites and banana brittle. Their delicious bite-sized banana-and-peanut-butter morsels deliver quick energy for an afternoon pick-me-up orpre-workout snack. "...
Pack an apple, banana, or orange instead of snack packs. 3 . (Save the core, peels, and rinds for your compost bin.) 4 . Hey, sometimes you have to use plastic, and that's OK! But always recycle the plastic that you can, and never leave it in the environment. Trash left on ...