An Honest Hungry Harvest Review (with Video)

Did you know that every year in the US, over 108 billion pounds of food is wasted. That equates to 130 billion meals and more than $408 billion in food thrown away each year. Shockingly, nearly 40% of all food in America is wasted.

Much of this waste doesn't occur at the household level, but instead at the manufacturing and shopping levels. Stores want to sell produce that looks the same, with very little variation between the same produce items.

Items that are the wrong size, color, shape or have minor imperfections are thrown away or utilized for animal feed. Hungry Harvest is a great organization dedicated to reduce food waste and give affordable food options to families.

Hungry Harvest collects edible food that would have otherwise gone to waste, and offers subscription boxes to sell the produce to the public.

I've ordered multiple boxes from Hungry Harvest, and never been disappointed. The produce that I've received is in season and a lot for the price point. Boxes start at $15, and can focus on veggies, fruits, or a mixture of both.

They also offer seasonal items - like chips, bread, yogurt, and snacks. These items are usually overstocked or may become expired too soon to be put on store shelves.

My son loves helping to open the boxes, since there's a chance that we may get "monster veggies." If you don't speak 8 year old boy, that means the misshapen or hilariously sized produce.

Hungry Harvest has gift cards available as well if you need a last minute gift idea.

Have you had the chance to try Hungry Harvest yet?

If this review is helpful, use this link to join Hungry Harvest and receive $10 off your first order.