What to Feed your FoodCycler

It's important to know which food scraps belong in your FoodCylcler and which don't. Follow this guide to keep your FoodCycler running smoothly and create the best Foodilizer—the nutrient-rich soil amendment transformed from your food scraps—for your plants.

Oui	Veggie & fruit scraps Meat, fish, poultry Poultry & fish bones Coffee grinds & tea leaves (including coffee filters & tea bags) Beans, seeds & legumes Eggs & seashells Shellfish (including shells)
Non	Cardboard Oils & fats Candy & gum Most "compostable" plastics Beef bones
In Small Amounts	Sauces, dressings & gravies Dairy products Jellies, jams & puddings Starches (including bread, rice, cake, etc.) Pork & lamb bones Hard pits (including peach, apricot, lychee & mango)
Cut Up Prior	Paper towel & tissue Corn cobs & husks Whole vegetables Fibrous plants (including celery, asparagus, parsley, etc.)

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