Would your eat a stranger's LEFTOVERS? Stomach-churning app will soon allow people to advertise their unwanted morsels

wyatt1 wrote:How many times have you plated up a serving of food, only to realise that your eyes were too big for your stomach?
In most cases we leave the leftovers to the side of our plate and throw the food away without a second thought. But a new app could be about to put an end to that.
LeftoverSwap is being developed to help cut down on waste by offering those 'tasty', unwanted morsels to those who might appreciate what you are happy to bin.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2406703/LeftoverSwap-app-allows-people-advertise-unwanted-morsels.html#ixzz2dT6AkQMj 
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What next,  second hand toilet paper ???  

Flap Gallagher wrote:considering the amount of food waste in the world, this seems like a bright idea. Although I am not sure many would be able to get to a restaurant in time to take advantage. Homeless people, who may be most likely to take advantage, may not have a phone, let alone an app.

eddie wrote:Oh come on! Who is going to get up, go out the door and travel to 'wherever',  to eat a cold spud, some peas and broccoli and bit of hard cold lamb covered in a jellified gravy?