If you have stale bread at home and don’t want to throw it away, it’s worth following the advice and learning how to “recycle” unwanted bread into garlic bread.
A supermarket was praised for its “ingenious” zero-waste trick to give stale bread a second life, turning it into garlic bread.
Australian supermarket chain Woolworths posted on TikTok to reveal what workers do when they have unsold bread overnight on the shelves.
An employee from the Sydney branch explains: “In our shop we bake fresh bread every day, but sometimes we don’t sell everything.
“So, in our Double Bay store, we are reducing food waste by giving these breads another life, in the form of delicious garlic bread.
“We cut the bread first, but specifically for each type of bread. Next, spread the garlic butter on the bread.
“We let it freeze for 12 hours and during those 12 hours that I shower, you have to stay clean, you know?
“And then it’s up to you to have fun.”
Viewers loved the idea of ”recycling” waste, especially in today’s cost of living crisis.
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“It’s great, I’ll try it at home”, one wrote and the other shared, “I love the idea, all major supermarkets should do it.”
In the UK, money-saving Brits are adopting a number of smart ways to cut costs, be it in everyday activities or entertainment.
A survey of 2,000 adults found that many are willing to take lunch to work, use a clothesline instead of a dryer, and buy second-class stamps instead of first-class.
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To make sure their money goes further, nearly half will spend most of their time looking for auto insurance deals to save money, while three out of ten will spend a lot of time looking for the best mobile phone deals.
Money-saving expert Martin Lewis recently urged retirees to check whether they might be eligible for a ticket benefit worth around £ 3,300 per year.
He explained: “It’s not just serious money, it’s often a down payment too, which means you owe a range of other aid, such as city tax cuts, support for additional £ 650 energy funding, Warm Home discount, accommodation, dentist. and optical allowance and, for the over 75, free TV fee “.
Source: Dailystar
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