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Liza Schoenfein

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • Photo Editor, Frommer's Travel Guides
New York
As seen in: Yahoo Life, Cool Beans, Substack, Haaretz, Eater, Robb Report, Forward, Civil Eats, NewsBreak, The Detroit Jewish News and
Author of Life, Death & Dinner; wielder of kitchen equipment and cameras; writer, editor, recipe developer; mother of giant boys.
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Do labels like ‘cage-free’ mean eggs are more sustainable?

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By Liza Schoenfein Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
This article has been updated. It originally published on Jul. 29, 2023. The average American eats around 180 eggs a year, which makes sense: Eggs are a versatile, delicious, convenient source of protein. One large egg has 6 of the 65-ish grams a 180-pound person needs in a day, and, like all animal proteins, it’s complete, meaning it’s got all the amino acids our bodies need to function. Eggs present a sustainability paradox, however.
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Do labels like ‘cage-free’ mean eggs are more sustainable?

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By Liza Schoenfein Verified
| one5c
This article has been updated. It originally published on Jul. 29, 2023. The average American eats around 180 eggs a year, which makes sense: Eggs are a versatile, delicious, convenient source of protein. One large egg has 6 of the 65-ish grams a 180-pound person needs in a day, and, like all animal proteins, it’s complete, meaning it’s got all the amino acids our bodies need to function. Eggs present a sustainability paradox, however.
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12 non-sandwich ways to use Thanksgiving leftovers

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By Corinne Iozzio, Liza Schoenfein Verified
| one5c
We spend tons of time serving up strategies for reducing food waste—whether by sharing techniques to preserve produce, developing recipes that minimize excess, or offering up advice for buying less grub to begin with. But the holidays are naturally a time of excess: Household garbage jumps by nearly one-quarter this time of year, and 320 million pounds of food will wind up in the trash. Those languishing leftovers create as many planet-warming emissions as 190,000 gas-powered cars do in a year.
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