Useful extras
Clean out your fridge
Refrigerators have a way of collecting stuff that doesn’t get eaten. It’s important to remember that most foods have a shelf life even if they seem to last longer. This is especially true of condiments, which often spend far more time in your refrigerator than they should.
Today, spend a little time reading the labels on the foods and condiments in your fridge. Then, clear out the old stuff to make room for fresher, healthier foods.
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Restocked my fridge with more vegetables and more fruit.
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Cleaned out the condiments and have picked up fresher items to restock that have less processed sugars, lower fat content, and are more natural/healthy for myself and my family.
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Both fridges are clean…now if I can only get the main fridge out of living room and into the kitchen…renovation fun
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Hi Kashi Community! I NEVER join communities (2 busy), and only visited this site because my 10 year old and I recently bought a Kashi Chicken Rustico sandwich, which was on sale for close-out at our Giant. It was fabulous and since we both loved it I visited this site today to find out where we can get more. Unfortunately, we’re busted and sad! We should have bought ALL the sandwiches right then (untested and untasted!) Why? NO stores near us listed on this site, but coincidentally I cleaned out my fridge and cabinets this morning and then read the site’s challenge and realized that aside from the love of kashi chicken rustico, we have much in common! Woo-hoo – we’re in our first community! Enjoy this day! Sincerely, Taylor’s Mom, Ms. Charlie. :)
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I switched to Kashi Go Lean about a year ago as part of my diet change, eating it for breakfast and lunch and the pounds just melted awat.I’ve lost 30 lbs total.I love this cereal! I have it with milk for breafast and a light yogurt anf freash fruit for lunch. It never gets old!!
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I did this and was amazed at the amount of old condiments i had in the fridge. Shameful waste – but at least the packaging was recycled!
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