They Dumped 1 Million Pounds of Coffee. What Grew Made Them Rich 

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I have a story so my friend told me that a person came up. They were teenagers came up to the front porch and fourth July and someone put the firework in the mouth and lid it thinking that they can fly

i have a question, what is the ratio of kg of coffee to kg of mushrooms.

Ik, I was in the comments

I was wondering what happened💀

Criticize the companies that are wasting trillions of tons of food

@@bwp2bruce Or the government regulatory agencies that won't let us share unwanted or extra food easily and even worse than that, destroy perfectly fine food in order to manipulate markets.

Trouble is lawyers. Free food that makes someone sick is grounds for a lawsuit. Big rewards. So, no free food. Can't afford it.

Can't tell you how much perfectly good fried chicken gets thrown out at the end of the deli shift.

Most food waste happens pre-retail.

Why does your fridge need deodorising?

@@cassieoz1702 Hi, the odours of cheese or dishes containing e.g.onions can sometimes be very poignant, and even penetrate the packaging after having been opened. It is not advisable to keep the fridge door open to ventilate the storeroom, and not everything can be eaten up immediately. For those occasions I use salt, sodium bicarbonate, baking powder or ground coffee to absorb the odours, whatever I have handy. There are also prefabricated deodorizer units available, but they are not cheap, need refills, and produce refuse, so I use what is already there. I hope this answers your question. Good day!

@sabinegierth-waniczek4872 just interested. I've never had those smells escape in my fridge (and I have a very sensitive nose). Perhaps it's a tyoe-of-packaging issue 🤔

@@cassieoz1702 Thank you for your interest. My sense of smell is also very acute, maybe it's just the products. I often buy cheese which is portioned and packed in cling film in the stores. Those packages are not as tight as industrial packing, and one can already smell the product a bit when buying it. Here in CH a wide variety of smelly and even more smelly cheeses is on display, and when one is left some time in the fridge -> beige alert. I normally put really delicate or overpowering items in an additional bag, this works fine most of the time. If not -> see previous comment. Sometimes I get migraine from odours or smells, also from coffee ;-) , but also in such cases coffee residue can help as first aid to "clean the nose" and absorb excessive vapours. This is the reason why you nowadays can find small vessels with coffee beans in the perfume racks in stores - after testing some perfumes your sense of smell is temporarily blunted. The smell of coffee is a very strong stimulus, processed by only one cranial nerve. By interposing it you can quasi "erase" or short out the perfume's sensory memory, and go on testing, if you so wish. Good day to you 🙂

@sabinegierth-waniczek4872 when I thought about it, I realised that I've developed the habit of storing many fridge things in airtight plastic boxes within the fridge so this is likely mitigating the potential smelly effect. It's just my 'filing system': the cheese box, the bacon/cold cuts box. Leftover cooked food is in airtight too and I seems to be working for me

I can back this up 110%

My grand parents own chickens and they are so cute

Yeh, messy!

I love the smell of coffee, but it messes with the medication in my blood and makes me feel dizzy and drunk like.

The “Is It Cake” reference was the last thing I expected

@@ryanmarkel1298 same but it was so funny lmao

Ditto. It’s not like it can be *that* easily found in some big space/landfill just waiting to be picked up & used again.

I would assume that they get it from coffee shops, of which there are surely many, who dump their waste grounds in large garbage bags. It wouldn't require much time or effort to go to several coffee shops and, with their agreement, collect the waste grounds. At least, as a way to get started.

I think it was from a factory that up-cycled it's used grounds from bottled coffees. The volume would have to be really high, and I don't think a coffee shop, or individual people, would produce millions of pounds of used grounds. Also, I use to work at an egg factory that made all kinds of egg products. From the round eggs used in McMuffins to omelets for hotels to Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches. There was always waste with things falling on the floor, or imperfect product. This was discarded, then brought back to the garbage area and put in 55 gallon plastic barrels. Then every 3 to 4 days a pig farmer would pick up the full barrels for pig feed. (This is what I'm talking about volume, or thousands to millions of pounds of waste.)

Killed everything we put it on. Stopped!

@@michealmorrow1481, Yes, the coffee ground I put into succulent pots killed the succulents. I guess the oil in the coffee plugged the plants pores when plants absorbed the moisture in the soil. I cannot really sure if this was true, but coffee ground did killed my succulents. (The pots I didn’t use coffee ground, nothing bad happened to those.)

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@@nuclearmedicineman6270 LOL

People who never went to France never pronounce it the right way, but it's fine.

French bread is really silly 😅 big long sticks 🥖 . 😅

Killer bread

Waste of money

@@bwp2bruce Your the waste of life and oxygen.

@@bwp2bruce It's not a waste of money. If you install Ground News, you will stay fully informed and discover stories from around the world which will totally make up for that.

Ground News is great!

Thank you so much!

It's the biggest scam in the world. My garbage bill rose so much in the past years, and they force us to recycle just so they can put it together again.

That's not even close to being amazed. 😂

Yes, it doesn't really go hand in hand with the agenda 2030 the wef has planned for everybody.

So are eggshells. 😉 ~APRIL LIPKE

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mask? that's my face...

The question is what type are you wanting to buy 😜 🍄

Mushrooms I think. I could be wrong though

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