Absolutely amazing, girls. You did an excellent job. How thoughtful of you to go to the extreme to be a blessing to others in need. I admire you and your efforts to help others...
I think dumpster diving is fun! I don't find it that gross picking food especially if it's a dumpster especially used for dumping food all you have to do is wash it and soak them in white vinegar and water and cook them if u can:) too bad in my country there are securities in every supermarket and they catch anyone who trespasses that area :(
I don’t understand why these grocery stores don’t give that food to their employees to take home to feed their families rather then throw in the garbage. I would totally bring that produce home to my kids.
Lots of supermarkets sell their old produce to farmers for their livestock. Thats probably the most sensible thing to do with it. Giving it to middle class hipsters in the trash can kind of disincentives them from actually buying it.
Dam look all those bananas tho u can make a ultimate BANANA MILK SHAKE OR BANANA BREAD OR BANANA SPLIT OR ANYTHING THAT COME IN MIND USING THOSE BANANA FOR GOOD RECIPES
Slippinsteve actually ment of these type of foljs don't have much money for food after paying bills and tuition. more donate to shelters or invite less fortunates to eat with them or to dive with them.
Dumpster diving is not illegal in most states. This video gave out wrong info. Plus, stores don’t own the dumpster itself. So, once the items r in the dumpster, technically it is the dumpster companies.
@@jcwon498 same should apply to dumpsters in Montreal. Once trash is thrown out. It’s no longer owned by anyone. Technically, it’s owned by the dumpster company, but they don’t want it, and don’t care if ppl take it.
@@LGAussie you said the USA. This video is in Canada where there are provinces. The point is rules may be different outside of the USA. The OP is from Montréal Canada.
How people can dumper diving for food the USA government pass a law now that people can dumper diving for food to feed our family and stores can't call the cops and people can dumper diving for food to feed your pets. I have a friend that dumper for food to feed her family and pets with the food she find in the grocery store dumper and pet store dumper
This is cancer. If something is thrown away it was probably thrown away for a good reason. People just don't throw things away, especially if they pay for it to be sold.
Actually, stores throw away a lot of food for no really good reason. It can be damaged, or a new shipment has come in and room needs to be made for the whole pallet. For some big box chains the less labor intensive answer is to dump the smaller older amount into the garbage even if it's still fine and fit the entire pallet into place at once. This is actually a reasonably safe way to get food in many areas and it highlights just how much food is wasted in most first world countries. Recalls over food safety are rarer than you think. Besides your senses are very good at telling you when things like produce and meat are bad. If you wash and cook the recovered food well, you're more likely to get sick from eating too much rather than from the food itself. Where I work they let us take home food they can't sell. A lot of the time it's not even out of date, it's just a torn or bent package and even when it is out of date, that barely means anything. Most use by and sell by dates are completely arbitrary.
Terminal Cancer You don't have to do it yourself. No one will make you. But this should at least make you more aware of the massive waste of food we see in the world today. Before a single bit of produce makes it to a shelf, tons of it that doesn't make the cut is completely wasted. There is no method by which large companies sort the ugly produce out to use it in different ways unless someone comes in and does everything for them. Each field is raised for a purpose, if it doesn't meet the standard of that purpose it goes into a landfill. With all the wasted food we have, we could feed the entire human population and have plenty left over. There is no actual food shortage as of yet, but distribution of it is critically low. If you never go dumpster diving at least consider altering your shopping habits by reducing your food waste at home and buying produce that isn't perfectly shaped or colored from your local producers. The highly sanitized food you see in supermarkets is a fraction of what is actually produced. People who dumpster dive do so for a variety of reasons. But at the end of the day their access to so much wasted food points out a very big problem we have today of over abundance. The kind where we have no ability, and frankly no desire, to distribute it where it is most needed due to concerns about money and an almost nonsensical sense of food safety in many cases (sell by and best by dates are arbitrary, a lot of perfectly good canned food gets wasted when it is perfectly edible for up to five or more years after the Exp date).
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Absolutely amazing, girls. You did an excellent job. How thoughtful of you to go to the extreme to be a blessing to others in need. I admire you and your efforts to help others...
Dumpster diving is not illegal in Canada - trespassing is. So if there are no signs that tell you "no trespassing" then you are ok.
Dumpster diving is not illegal. Please don't spread false information
I think dumpster diving is fun! I don't find it that gross picking food especially if it's a dumpster especially used for dumping food all you have to do is wash it and soak them in white vinegar and water and cook them if u can:) too bad in my country there are securities in every supermarket and they catch anyone who trespasses that area :(
A agree its fun and sometimes very messy
i dumpster dived behind a tivoli with freinds, we took out 9 jackpots boxes filled with choclate each box had around 150 smaler choclate kex packages.
Damn
I came across this only after... searching for the dumpster diving scene on Portlandia 💜🤣
If I got in the bin I would need rescuing to get out lol
You are true environmentalists! Thank you for the insight.
I mean the food might be good but think about how they put it in the dumpster mold could get on it
I don’t understand why these grocery stores don’t give that food to their employees to take home to feed their families rather then throw in the garbage. I would totally bring that produce home to my kids.
Be mindful of a raccoon jumping out.
It's just hard to believe that all of this food is just tossed in the garbage when the prices are so high inside the store. It's just awful.
It's like here in our market . They still selling it cuz we still buy it cuz it's cheap than fresh . But they selling it in super drop price .
Lots of supermarkets sell their old produce to farmers for their livestock. Thats probably the most sensible thing to do with it. Giving it to middle class hipsters in the trash can kind of disincentives them from actually buying it.
Who is the girl who showed her how to dive? Shes cute
Awww
Omg! Those food just thrown away???
its not illegal
In some countries it is, f.e. in germany. But in some countries it depends if there is a sign or sth
Wow idk what her name is but she's beautiful
Tamy Emma Pepin
Dam look all those bananas tho u can make a ultimate BANANA MILK SHAKE OR BANANA BREAD OR BANANA SPLIT OR ANYTHING THAT COME IN MIND USING THOSE BANANA FOR GOOD RECIPES
Seems like a banana situation. 🤣
Bananas save them smoothies and breads
This is awesome. .just sayin :)
People need to start putting food to use just give it away to people who need it not throw away
It's funny how how people who can so afford what they take out the garbage ...are now taking from people who really need that lol talk about greedy
Slippinsteve actually ment of these type of foljs don't have much money for food after paying bills and tuition. more donate to shelters or invite less fortunates to eat with them or to dive with them.
Dumpster diving is not illegal in most states. This video gave out wrong info. Plus, stores don’t own the dumpster itself. So, once the items r in the dumpster, technically it is the dumpster companies.
It is in Montréal
@@jcwon498 same should apply to dumpsters in Montreal. Once trash is thrown out. It’s no longer owned by anyone. Technically, it’s owned by the dumpster company, but they don’t want it, and don’t care if ppl take it.
@@LGAussie you said the video gave out the wrong info. I’m trying to tell you the was filmed in Montréal. You got the location wrong.
@@jcwon498
I didn’t say location.
@@LGAussie you said the USA. This video is in Canada where there are provinces. The point is rules may be different outside of the USA. The OP is from Montréal Canada.
is she living in us?
So much wasted good food 😮
Sorry, but that’s disgusting
How people can dumper diving for food the USA government pass a law now that people can dumper diving for food to feed our family and stores can't call the cops and people can dumper diving for food to feed your pets. I have a friend that dumper for food to feed her family and pets with the food she find in the grocery store dumper and pet store dumper
How could you eat food from the dumpster, that's gross, even if you washed it off, nasty.
Because we are pOOr that a rich peOple dOnt understand
This is cancer. If something is thrown away it was probably thrown away for a good reason. People just don't throw things away, especially if they pay for it to be sold.
Actually, stores throw away a lot of food for no really good reason. It can be damaged, or a new shipment has come in and room needs to be made for the whole pallet. For some big box chains the less labor intensive answer is to dump the smaller older amount into the garbage even if it's still fine and fit the entire pallet into place at once. This is actually a reasonably safe way to get food in many areas and it highlights just how much food is wasted in most first world countries. Recalls over food safety are rarer than you think. Besides your senses are very good at telling you when things like produce and meat are bad. If you wash and cook the recovered food well, you're more likely to get sick from eating too much rather than from the food itself.
Where I work they let us take home food they can't sell. A lot of the time it's not even out of date, it's just a torn or bent package and even when it is out of date, that barely means anything. Most use by and sell by dates are completely arbitrary.
TheStoneSpiral it's still mixed in with the rest of the trash. it's just something i will never be comfortable with.
Terminal Cancer You don't have to do it yourself. No one will make you. But this should at least make you more aware of the massive waste of food we see in the world today.
Before a single bit of produce makes it to a shelf, tons of it that doesn't make the cut is completely wasted. There is no method by which large companies sort the ugly produce out to use it in different ways unless someone comes in and does everything for them. Each field is raised for a purpose, if it doesn't meet the standard of that purpose it goes into a landfill. With all the wasted food we have, we could feed the entire human population and have plenty left over. There is no actual food shortage as of yet, but distribution of it is critically low.
If you never go dumpster diving at least consider altering your shopping habits by reducing your food waste at home and buying produce that isn't perfectly shaped or colored from your local producers. The highly sanitized food you see in supermarkets is a fraction of what is actually produced.
People who dumpster dive do so for a variety of reasons. But at the end of the day their access to so much wasted food points out a very big problem we have today of over abundance. The kind where we have no ability, and frankly no desire, to distribute it where it is most needed due to concerns about money and an almost nonsensical sense of food safety in many cases (sell by and best by dates are arbitrary, a lot of perfectly good canned food gets wasted when it is perfectly edible for up to five or more years after the Exp date).
TheStoneSpiral good god i'm not reading that.
Terminal Cancer TL;DR We waste literal tons of food every year, most of which never even sees a store shelf.