There are so many things to think about while getting ready to move out that it’s only normal to fail to do something simply because you forget about it. In such super-busy and rather stressful situations, a good Moving checklist should help you keep track of all the important tasks so that you optimize your pre-move time and keep the entire house move as organized as you possibly can.
 

However, even really good moving checklists won’t always remind you to do something about your Food supplies. That’s right – you should do something about the food in your home so that Moving day won’t find you with your kitchen cupboards, pantry, refrigerator, and freezer all full to the brim with various types of food items.
 

What should you do with your food before moving? It’s wrong to throw away food that is perfectly fine for consumption. But it’s also pointless, at least in most relocation cases, to pack and move all the Food Supplies you have in your home: frozen and refrigerated food, canned goods, perishables, and non-perishables.
 

Your move-out day is just around the corner when you realize you have tons of food items in your home and you don’t really have any great ideas about what to do with them. You’re not supposed to pack and move all the food in your home, are you? Do you give away some of those food supplies to your neighbors and friends? Or should you donate them to charitable organizations that will take them?

The good news is that you’ve got plenty of good options here. Read on to learn what you should do with your food when moving out – the 7 steps you need to take to make sure you reduce food waste when moving house.

Step ONE. Inventory the food items you have