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Fuel up your Six Nations with winning zero-waste feasts – Be Mighty. Recycle.

Last updated: March 14, 2025 1:12 pm
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Fuel up your Six Nations with winning zero-waste feasts – Be Mighty. Recycle.
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Whether you’re fueling up before kick-off, grabbing a bite at half-time, or celebrating a win, these quick, easy, and delicious dishes will help you rescue food from the bin and fuel up your Six Nations experience!

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  • Chicken curry ‘half and half’ – The perfect half-time feast! Throw leftover chicken and veg into your favourite curry base and serve with homemade skin-on chips and rice – the classic Welsh ‘half and half’ combo!
  • Epic cheese toastie – A rugby staple! Level up your toastie with leftover ham, spinach, or sliced tomatoes for a winning snack.
  • A new take on a classic omelette – Potatoes, tomatoes, leftover meat – it all works! You can create a hearty omelette with whatever is left in the fridge.
  • Recovery shake – For the morning after! Blend leftover fruit, milk and even yoghurt for a refreshing energy boost to get back in the game.

Recycle What You Can’t Eat

While you’re prepping your match-day feasts, don’t let those inedible bits go to waste – recycle those bones, eggshells and inedible peelings.

Head on over to Wales Recycles to discover how to make your food go further.

Get recycling tips and info straight to your inbox!

If you sign up to receive our Recycling Tips and Info email alerts we can send you our latest news stories, tips to help you get the most out of your recycling, local advice (including changes that affect you), and details on upcoming campaigns that you can get involved with.

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Do you get our bin reminder emails?

When you’re signed up for the alerts you get a handy reminder email the day before your next collection, but it’s also a good way for us to contact you about any disruptions affecting the service. If you want to get our bin reminder alerts, click here and follow the link to sign up.

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