Adding the 4th "R"

We’ve heard of reduce, reuse, and recycle. While they’re all key in our quest towards a greener future, there’s another way we can make a difference across Canada.

And that difference is rescue.

We're here to help with tips and tricks for reducing food waste. Whether that’s making a marinade from pickle juice or finding a place for the flavourful cheese rind in your soups,
these suggestions can help you use up every part of the products you buy.

Our tips are here to help you make your food go further and become a food rescuer at home! So, join in the conversation and share
your Food Rescue tips on social media using #FoodRescue.

Rescue every scrap of food.

10 Ways to Rescue Food at Home

Jar of pickles showing how to reuse brine for food preservation

<p>Save the brine!</p>

Sliced bread showing tips to refresh stale bread

<p>Refresh your bread</p>

Mixed berries for drying and reducing food waste

<p>Try it dried!</p>

Glasses of milk showing freshness preservation tips

<p>Keep milk fresh longer!</p>

Nuts in bowl showing tips to keep nuts fresh longer

<p>Make nuts last longer!</p>

Fresh lemons for freezing and reducing food waste

<p>Freeze extra lemons!</p>

Jar of preserved vegetables showing how to save cooking oil

<p>Save the oil!</p>

Cheese rind pieces showing tips to use all parts of cheese

<p>Use the rind too!</p>

Brown sugar in bowl showing tips to prevent clumping

<p>Help prevent brown sugar clumps!</p>

Cheese wedge showing tips to extend cheese shelf life

<p>Extend the life of your cheese!</p>

Together, We Can Do OurPart™ to Rescue Food

At Sobeys, we are a family nurturing families. Meaning we're committed to doing OurPart™ to rescue food; to help prevent food waste and help redirect
food surplus to communities across Canada who experience food insecurity.

And there’s so much to share, whether it’s keeping the rind for later or reorganizing the fridge:
using our tips and tricks can help extend the life of food. So, discover our food rescue tips below and join #FoodRescue movement.

Click an icon to find out how you can rescue food at home!