Karen Brown
POINTS TOTAL
- 0 TODAY
- 0 THIS WEEK
- 126 TOTAL
participant impact
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UP TO8.0pounds of CO2have been saved
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UP TO5.0minutesspent learning
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UP TO3.7poundsfood waste prevented
Karen's actions
Shopping
Support Imperfection
I will intentionally buy ugly produce at the grocery store, farmers market, or sign up for an ugly produce CSA box.
Shopping
Skip the Cart
Bigger carts make us feel like we need to fill them! Use a hand basket to improve grocery store discipline and prevent over-purchasing.
Shopping
Stick to Your Grocery List
I will only purchase the items on my grocery list and avoid impulse purchases.
Shopping
Buy Loose Produce and Shop the Bulk Bins
I will buy loose produce with a reusable bag or food from the bulk section to get the exact quantity I need.
Shopping
Eat Before Shopping
I will resist impulse buys by eating a snack or meal before going grocery shopping. Those who grocery shop on an empty stomach spend 64% more than not-hungry shoppers.
Planning
Sign up for Fridge Check Fridays
will sign up for Fridge Check Friday emails, sent by Hennepin County but open to everyone, to prompt me to check my fridge for food that needs to be used up and for hacks on storing food to keep it fresh.
Planning
Try a Food Tracking App
I will download and use an app that helps me track and manage my food.
Planning
Learn About and Choose a Meal Plan Style
I will explore different meal plan techniques and choose one that works for my household.
Participant Feed
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Karen Brown 8/01/2024 11:05 AMNo cart was harder than I thought, but will keep trying it