#dumpsterdiving

Between the grapes, these, and two more apples that I bought I won't need to buy fruits this week (keeping grapes in a sealed container with a few paper tawels does maintain them longer). There was a pack of pita bread and a pack of buns I took, but I didn't post those this week.

I love grapes (fruits in general) but the price of grapes gone insane. I still buy pink lady apples from time to time but their prices double since, IDK, 10 years ago?

Two loafs of full grain bread, and my own bag I filled with some buns/rolls from the bakery. Sadly the way to the trash room was too blocked today with trash- so I couldn't look for anything else.

This was from Thursday night (an evening of a holiday, was hoping for sweet pastries). Took this pic a few days later (some was eaten already). Left behind a whole bag filled to the brim with other types of buns/rolls.

This is from curb shopping a specific location, someone's household, not a shop's dumpster.... I had a score of sealed products from the same spot not long ago. so much sealed vinegar! I'll be using it for cleaning, so I care less about the date, but if you put it in a salad- how do you get to a state of 8 sealed bottles in the house?!

Last night's dive. One bread, on pack of pitas, some citruses & potatoes, baked goods and nine boxes of cookies (5 dates filling, 3 chocolate filling, and one another kind of chocolate filling).

The bread looks weird because I took it out of the freezer for the picture. I went late last night, after debating if I'm too lazy or not. Most of the stuff at my location are mundane groceries, but every little bit saves me money that can be used elsewhere. There are also 3 golden apples under the bowl of citruses.

This is crazy to me. I've worked in so many retail stores in Australia and very little was ever thrown out. Do they not have factory outlets there?