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.

Dumpster diving is legal in every state in the US. Dumpster diver shares photo of stunning discovery in grocery store trash: ...

In a photo shared to Reddit's r/DumpsterDiving community, the user showed off the array of fresh fruits and vegetables they scored for free from outside their local grocery store, including bananas, ...

With grocery costs steadily rising, people are looking for creative ways to eat healthy food on a budget. Dumpster diving may not be for everyone, but it is becoming a popular way to find free produce ...

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 ...

When I saw my friend Jackie post about going dumpster diving, aka the practice of obtaining food from trash dumpsters, my first thought was: What new hell are we going through in this country where ...

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A woman from Maryland has lucked out in her dumpster diving endeavors, claiming she’s accumulated $2 million worth of thrown-away goods. Jennifer Lleras, a 40-year-old mom of two from Baltimore, ...

The term “dumpster diving” refers to the position most divers assume in order to retrieve items without actually getting in the dumpster: Picture yourself balanced on the edge of the dumpster, head in ...