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emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 5 tips to make the most of your Christmas food»

5 tips to make the most of your Christmas food

Our food waste expert, Emma Marsh, shares her tips on how to make sure you don’t waste food over the Christmas period.   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 The true cost of food»

The true cost of food

Have you ever considered what goes into the production of a slice of pizza? Binning food wastes more than just your cash...   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 What do you get the mum who has everything? »

What do you get the mum who has everything?

MyFamilyClub food expert, Emma Marsh, shares some nifty Mother's Day kitchen gifts that can help reduce food waste.   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 The humble shopping list»

The humble shopping list

MyFamilyClub food expert, Emma Marsh, says the simplest way to save money at the supermarket… Is to make a list!   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 Getting the feel-good factor from your food»

Getting the feel-good factor from your food

MyFamilyClub food waste expert, Emma Marsh, makes a most useful resolution…   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 My Christmas Lunch resolutions! »

My Christmas Lunch resolutions!

MyFamilyClub food expert, Emma Marsh, makes her resolutions a little early this Christmas…   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 What type of shopper are you?»

What type of shopper are you?

Our food waste expert, Emma Marsh, ponders new research that identifies six types of supermarket shoppers.   More »
emma marsh Blog 19 August 2012 Portion control to save you money»

Portion control to save you money

These tried and tested tips can ensure you cook just the right amount for your family and save cash.   More »
emma marsh 19 August 2012 Save £50 a month by being smart in the kitchen»

Save £50 a month by being smart in the kitchen

By reducing the amount of food you throw away and following these tips you could save money in the kitchen   More »
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