1. For making lemonade, I used 4 cups of water, 8 lemons, and ½ cup of sugar. These ingredients were mixed well to create a refreshing drink. This quantity was enough to serve around 4-5 people. Adjustments in sugar and lemon can be made based on taste preferences. Lemonade is an ideal drink for hot weRead more

    For making lemonade, I used 4 cups of water, 8 lemons, and ½ cup of sugar. These ingredients were mixed well to create a refreshing drink. This quantity was enough to serve around 4-5 people. Adjustments in sugar and lemon can be made based on taste preferences. Lemonade is an ideal drink for hot weather as it provides hydration, boosts immunity, and aids digestion, making it a favorite among all age groups.

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  2. I prepared lemonade, a refreshing and hydrating drink. It requires simple ingredients: water, lemon juice, sugar, and salt. First, lemons are squeezed for juice, which is then mixed with water and sweetened with sugar. A pinch of salt enhances the taste. It is stirred well and served chilled. LemonaRead more

    I prepared lemonade, a refreshing and hydrating drink. It requires simple ingredients: water, lemon juice, sugar, and salt. First, lemons are squeezed for juice, which is then mixed with water and sweetened with sugar. A pinch of salt enhances the taste. It is stirred well and served chilled. Lemonade is beneficial for digestion, hydration, and providing vitamin C. It is an easy-to-make, delicious beverage suitable for all age groups.

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  3. Instead of discarding leftover food, it can be stored properly and used creatively. Leftover vegetables can be turned into soups or salads, while cooked grains can be used in fried rice. Stale bread can become breadcrumbs. If excess food remains, donating it to those in need helps reduce hunger. ProRead more

    Instead of discarding leftover food, it can be stored properly and used creatively. Leftover vegetables can be turned into soups or salads, while cooked grains can be used in fried rice. Stale bread can become breadcrumbs. If excess food remains, donating it to those in need helps reduce hunger. Proper planning and storage ensure food safety and prevent wastage. These steps promote responsible consumption and make the best use of available resources.

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  4. Composting is an eco-friendly way to manage waste. Organic waste like vegetable peels, fruit scraps, tea leaves, coffee grounds, and eggshells decomposes naturally and enriches the soil. These materials break down into nutrient-rich compost that improves plant growth. Avoid composting meat, dairy, oRead more

    Composting is an eco-friendly way to manage waste. Organic waste like vegetable peels, fruit scraps, tea leaves, coffee grounds, and eggshells decomposes naturally and enriches the soil. These materials break down into nutrient-rich compost that improves plant growth. Avoid composting meat, dairy, or oily foods, as they attract pests. Composting reduces landfill waste, promotes sustainable gardening, and benefits the environment by recycling organic matter into useful fertilizer.

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  5. I reduced kitchen waste by composting vegetable peels and reusing food scraps for making broths or animal feed. Leftovers were stored properly to avoid spoilage and creatively used in new dishes. I avoided plastic packaging by using reusable containers and cloth bags. Proper meal planning helped inRead more

    I reduced kitchen waste by composting vegetable peels and reusing food scraps for making broths or animal feed. Leftovers were stored properly to avoid spoilage and creatively used in new dishes. I avoided plastic packaging by using reusable containers and cloth bags. Proper meal planning helped in purchasing the right quantity of ingredients, preventing food wastage. These steps ensured that waste was minimized, resources were conserved, and kitchen management became more efficient.

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