Across
- 2. To give surplus food to people in need or local food banks.
- 7. A process where food scraps are turned into nutrient-rich soil for gardens.
- 10. The natural world, including land, water, and air, which we protect by wasting less food.
- 12. The amount of food served for one person.
- 13. Meeting our environmental needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs.
- 14. To decide in advance what meals to cook and what groceries to buy.
- 15. Material that is not wanted or the act of using something carelessly.
- 17. The date after which a food product is no longer safe or ideal to eat.
- 18. An appliance used to store food at very low temperatures so it lasts longer.
Down
- 1. A food item that is used with others to make a particular dish.
- 3. Food that has decayed and is no longer edible.
- 4. Food that remains uneaten at the end of a meal.
- 5. To process used materials so they can be used again.
- 6. A small piece or amount of food left over after cooking or eating.
- 8. To make smaller or less in amount, especially regarding food waste.
- 9. The act of keeping food in a specific place, like a pantry or cupboard, for future use.
- 11. Knowledge or understanding of a situation, such as the global impact of food waste.
- 14. Food items that can spoil or decay quickly if not stored properly.
- 16. To divide food and give a part of it to others.
- 18. Food that is newly produced or harvested and not spoiled.
