I Tried To Make A Pie With Zero Waste

26 Comments

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   @egthatyoutubes8094 5 years ago

   Peach pie just plant the pits

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   @funnyzone4653 5 years ago

   Tasty

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   @kierancarlson6222 5 years ago

   Thought the thumbnail said « pie with zero taste »

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   @gemxu 5 years ago

   Rie: so sad…
   Me: hey! That's my line!

   Love you Rie your such a good chef your amazing!

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   @haringpotpot317 5 years ago

   Wow she's so serious look's and pretty

6. 

   @thatboy6013 5 years ago

   The little crane she folded was so cutee

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   @drakefong1619 4 years ago

   This was my first video seeing rie. So you can say this sparked me becoming a rie fan

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   @MO_AIMUSIC 4 years ago

   damn, "trash trash" sounds like a rebel fashion brand.

9. 

   @VlogsJake 4 years ago

   I want that pie Rie 😲

10. 

    @aditinair2079 4 years ago

    I think you did pretty good

11. 

    @jennyanimal9046 4 years ago

    I love your personality and your accent. You are so cute.🤗

12. 

    @brianwest8119 4 years ago

    If this challenge were to happen again, look for small tubs of butter. You can use the plastic tubs to store leftover food or as improvised spice containers. They worked well for me by far.

13. 

    @hhq9423 4 years ago

    Nikki is I R R I T A T I N G

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    @kevinflake2824 4 years ago

    I don't consider things you can compost waste, but nonetheless – this is a beautiful pie and a wonderful idea!

15. 

    @crs5912 4 years ago

    Thsts why traditional market is better… vegetable not wrap individually, no sticker on fruits

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    @yokikokudou 4 years ago

    in reality, homesteaders doesn't really add apple core (or any bone, seed & peel) as "waste" since it can be use as animal feeds, seedlings source or/& organic fertilizer.
    (which means one gets 2 or 3 uses for the price of 1)

    Anyway, this is GREAT!!!
    👍🏽👍🏼👍🏿👍👍🏾
    HOPE Y'ALL IN TASTY MAKE MORE NO WASTE RECIPE!!!

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    @djgarlicknots 4 years ago

    “There’s something really calming about it (making pie dough)”

    Last time I made pie dough I nearly had a heart attack-

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    @ohmyhoven 3 years ago

    Where i live u can also get butter just like u got all the other ingredients and u can get ur own container. It comes in a giant cube that they cut out of

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    @carolinegween3485 3 years ago

    Need some more kind of vid

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    @VibhavSaraf 3 years ago

    Not to make trash challenge…
    Uses a folder and a pie cutout that will probably get thrown away in the first 30 secs. 👁️👄👁️

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    @levetbyck 3 years ago

    wonder if egg shells count as waste.. and packings..

22. 

    @ElisNUnderland 3 years ago

    For future references Rie, if you buy organic (more expensive I know) you can actually use the scraps as compost and make fertilizer. I used to work at a co-op (fancy word for overpriced groceries 😅) in the produce department. We actually had a designated area we used to fill garbage bins with fruit and vegetable scraps to send off to make compost. And it got picked up every Monday so there was no waste EDIT Someone actually suggested to compost the cores 😅.

23. 

    @sheaisabutter 3 years ago

    tastey no wastey!! !! !!

24. 

    @VaSiDya_621 2 years ago

    Waste of water ( haiyaa)

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    @flvffcinna 1 year ago

    3:00 btw you also can use beewax wrap that’s what I’ve been using for years, very easy to use, nice smell and washes very easily!

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    @gurglequeen433 1 year ago

    When you think about it, the waste that comes from something like a bag of flour is minimal, because you're going to use the flour for a lot of things before you get to the point where you throw away the bag. And these days most flour bags are paper, so it's recyclable.