Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Food for Thought - You have Two Choices

Food for Thought


Festive Season - Don't waste Food

It’s ‪#‎MyStory‬, please make it ‪#‎YourStory‬ too.

It’s celebration time with Diwali, Christmas and New Year around the corner. For a foodie like me, celebration means eating out with friends and family. Out of excitement we order too many items and then end up taking just a small portion of whatever we order. So, do we throw away all the left-over food? Not really. Not me. 



I make it clear with my group that I am strictly against wasting food and I don’t care if it is embarrassing for them but I am gonna pack all the left-over food and give to the first person I come across whom I think would be really happy to get this food. Most of the time, this food goes to the road-side beggars or beggars near metro stations or to the workers who work near my place. I have done this many times, no food gets wasted. On the contrary, you make someone happy by feeding something really nice, something which they couldn’t afford in this life-time. Not just that, you get blessings from these unknown people. Trust me, the experience is priceless. 

So, next time when you go to a restaurant and you have left-over food, you have two choices in front of you. 

Please share this (or your own story). Let’s make people aware about not wasting food (not even one grain).

6 comments:

  1. That's true, this is what we all need to do. And it's not only when you go to a restaurant. Even in our home, we waste a lot of food. Wastage for us but may be a day's much needed meal for someone starving.

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    1. Thanks for your comment "Creative". Yes, very true, it is not just about wasting food outside but at home also.

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  2. Nice thought Nims, coming at appropriate time of the year !! Same goes for the warm cloths, blankets lying unused at home.

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    1. Yes Rohit. Next goes for unused warmth clothes. One round has been given to my car wash and building sweeper. Charity begins at home :)

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  3. Very nice thought. I really appreciate it

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    1. Thanks Laxmi for appreciating my thought. Do apply it yourself as well :)

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