Food blogger Jenny Wong's super healthy fridge. Photo / Instagram
This is what is currently inside Sydney food blogger Jenny Wong's fridge.
Jenny, also known as See Taste Do by her 21,000 Instagram followers, is on a mission to be healthier in 2018.
Because she doesn't store her fruit and vegetables in containers, Jenny says the produce must be consumed quickly, reports News.com.au.
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"It won't last if you don't eat it within three days. If it's longer than that, you need to juice it or find a creative way of cooking it," she said.
"When I got that box I had a family gathering, so it was no problem eating it within that time period."
She drinks a green juice everyday and often will blitz up any limp or on-their-last-legs vegetables to avoid wastage.
And yes, her fridge does contain the usual stuff like milk, cheese and sauces β they're stored in the fridge door, out of shot.
"I keep my recipes simple. I try to use really fresh produce and whole foods. I'm mostly pescetarian and if I do eat meat it's really good quality, grass fed meat," she said.
Jenny loves getting her produce from the markets because of the wide variety of fruit and vegetables, compared to the offerings from the major supermarkets.
"Most supermarkets sell four varieties of applies, but there are thousands of different apple types out there," she said.
"Same with tomatoes. We usually only see red tomatoes but there are so many varieties, even green or yellow tomatoes."
Juicing old vegetables is one food saving tip endorsed by OzHarvest, an organisation that aims to reduce our food waste.
Their other food saving tips include:
1. Storing food in containers in the fridge,
2. Storing vegetables like onions and potatoes in a cool dark place in sealed containers,
3. Freezing bread after you buy it,
4. Using old veggies in soups, quiches, curries and stews.
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