One person’s trash is another person’s Christmas dinner. A Danish dumpster diver redefined “junk food” after announcing plans to make her family Christmas dinner using scraps scrounged from the trash.

Cameron Macleish is an urban forager who created his “Cooking With Trash” YouTube series to expose the staggering amount of food we throw away – and then use it to create an edible feast with his sous ...

Sure, we've got "freegans" in the U.S. — people happy not to pay for food when they can just dig it out of trash bins. But even as awareness of food waste grows, these Dumpster divers are parodied on ...

On "Extreme Cheapskates," a cooking instructor and self proclaimed foodie decided to use some lobster for one of his classes ... that he found in the garbage. Here's the catch, though –- he didn't ...

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Oh, The Humanities! The Really Garbage Cookbook will share the secret many already know: one person's trash is literally another person's meal You can save this article by registering for free here.

On social media, the scene plays out again and again: people plunging into dumpsters and finding discarded treasures like luxury purses, video games and brand-new makeup kits. In recent years, the ...

Inspired by shows like Fear Factor, an Austrian artist teamed up with chefs and waste divers to demonstrate the delicious possibilities of trash.... Sure, we've got "freegans" in the U.S. — people ...