Each year, 40% of all food in the U.S. never gets eaten. That means wasted resources that were used to grow it, wasted energy that was used to transport it, and wasted money that you used to bring it home. A family of four spends around $1,500 a year on food they don’t eat. Such wastefulness is unreasonable, but luckily, there’s something we can do about it: make the most of the food we already buy.
The Save The Food skill allows you to do this with ease. Ask about any food, and Alexa can help you store it to last longer, discern if it’s still good, and even revive it when it’s past its prime. Just ask things like:
• Alexa, ask Save The Food how to store asparagus.
• Alexa, ask Save The Food if my avocados are still good.
• Alexa, ask Save The Food if wilted celery is okay to eat.
So, enable the Save The Food skill to start saving resources, money, and most importantly, food.
“Alexa, ask Save The Food if my avocados are still good”
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