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1. Menus
The sight of an attractive menu always makes us immediately hungry for food, but there are a great many collectors who are hungry for the menus themselves.
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2. Sea Shells
Shells of various types, colors, and sizes have been put to use in a multiplicity of ways ever since man began to use his ingenuity: as drinking horns and as receptacles for food, as source materials for jewelry and ornaments, as toys for children and decorations for the home.
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3. Baking And Cooking
Now that food preparation has become a mass business, the few individual artists of the menu have raised their craft to an extraordinary level.
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4. Pet Raising
They are quite stupid little animals and are responsive only to food and the reproductive urge. Most of the hamsters that are kept as pets, though bred here now, originally came from Europe and Central Asia.
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5. Hydroponics
Grow delicious food without getting your hands dirty!
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6. Your Stove
) Cooking frozen food takes longer and uses more energy. Take meat out of the refrigerator about an hour before cooking time to warm up, but be sure to keep it covered.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/savings_in_the_kitchen/your_stove.html

7. Dishwashers
And you don't have to worry about food particles hurting the machine's performance. • Let dishes air dry.
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8. Garbage
What does all this have to do with saving energy? Well, it takes energy to extract, manufacture and transport all of the products we consume — be they food, clothing, containers, paper or furniture.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/recycling/garbage.html

9. Shopping
Some food products come with two or three layers of paper, foil and cardboard. Who needs it? Steer clear of these overpackaged products — or find a place that sells them without the gaudy wrapping.
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10. Kitchen
• Re-use food containers. If you buy food in plastic or glass containers, don't throw away the containers.
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