Someone I know online is in the practice of re-plating her leftovers after eating at a restaurant:
http://replate.org/
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/441533/replating_as_a_gift.html
She added to the second article above that she marks the container with the date and time and what is in it as well.
Not a bad idea. However, if I am eating at a restaurant, I often am spending money that I haven't budgeted, and I am counting on eating the leftovers for the next day or two to make the money stretch as far as I can.
If one doesn't have any food on hand, maybe passive help will work?http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1743880
3 comments:
We too always eat our own leftovers. But I think all of this is fabulous.
If not Power to the people, at least a meal. . .
xxo
sarah
The person who introduced me to this stuff also said that she was thinking about doing it with leftovers of perfectly fine meals, when the leftovers just don't seem to be striking the interest of her family. This rarely happens in our home, but when it does, maybe I should consider acting...
P.S. I meant leftovers of meals made at home in the above comment.
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