Next time you peel open an orange, instead of tossing the peel in the trash, you might want to hold onto it. Those peels can really come in handy. Turns out, you can use an orange peel for a variety ...

The next time you eat a juicy orange or squeeze its juice for a recipe, don’t throw away the peel. It's about 20 percent of the fruit, and orange peels contain natural oils, have antibacterial ...

You might be tossing out the healthiest part of your fruit. Apple, citrus, and banana peels are rich in fiber and antioxidants that help boost your health naturally.

In addition to being a delicious and portable snack, oranges—or more specifically, their peels—have a second life as everything from candy, to pest control in your garden, to an egg cooker. They also ...

Waste not, want not ... no truer words can be said for common food scraps that you may think belong in the trash. In reality, you can give cast-off food products a second life by repurposing many of ...

Orange peels are a powerful, natural resource for garden health. Rich in essential oils and nutrients, they can enhance soil, deter pests, and disinfect tools. Here’s advice from gardening experts on ...

This time of year, oranges are a gift to your taste buds. Oranges are at their peak of zingy flavor from December through March. Other citrus varieties like mandarins, clementines, tangerines and ...

Fruit peels are packed with nutrients and offer significant health benefits. They contain fibre, antioxidants, and essential ...

Turn leftover peels, stems, and pantry basics into powerful natural cleaners. These zero-waste kitchen hacks cut grease, ...