Cathy by Cathy Guisewite

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  1. ejcapulet

    ejcapuletGenius_badge said, 7 months ago

    What I want to know is what are they talking about “making soup out of kitchen scraps”? At my house the only thing that ends up in the garbage from veggies is inedible peels, mushy brown parts, and carrot tops, and we hardly ever have soup.

  2. solitha

    solithaGenius_badge said, 7 months ago

    Do a Google search with the words KITCHEN, SCRAPS, and SOUP and you’ll find quite a bit of information.

    We as a culture have quite a habit of throwing away parts of veggies that are “unsightly” but perfectly edible, or sometimes even the healthiest part.

  3. Joy Lederman

    Joy LedermanGenius_badge said, 7 months ago

    In the garbage? No, no, no…even the Food Porn channel is now putting their scraps in the COMPOST!

  4. LibrarianInTraining

    LibrarianInTraining said, 7 months ago

    I agree. I’m a compost believer. And I don’t need no stinkin’ book. I got my grandmother’s Depression Era wisdom. I swear those people really were the greatest generation. They didn’t waste anything.

  5. humormehere

    humormehere said, 7 months ago

    It’s funny, but kind of sad…
    Folks in Depression-era and poor folks for years have grown gardens, conserved, and scrimped. Many people with too much disposable income have done it because it was trendy.

    Now the tables have turned, somewhat.

  6. namenamename

    namenamename said, 7 months ago

    Trust me, poor folk know the difference between what can go into soup and what goes into the compost heap.

  7. AZPrairiedog

    AZPrairiedog said, 7 months ago

    One of the most important tips, hunt rabbits & other wild game to make meals worth eating! Bambi tastes great with onions, peppers, pan gravy & garlic.