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Use Food Scraps to Feed the Earth.

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FoodCycler® is designed with a ‘Can Do’ Attitude.

Patented Vortech™ grinding technology handles what others can't.

Easy 
Convenient 
Stylish 
Odourless
Quiet 
Clean
Sustainable

Be an Eco-Warrior with the Push of a Button

Up to 90%

reduction in your food waste.

0 Methane Gas

is emitted from the FoodCycler.

<1.5 kWh

per cycle.

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Put your food scraps to work.

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Make the Most of Your New Nutrient-Rich Soil Amendment

Feed Your Garden

Mix your FoodCycler Foodilizer™ (the byproduct at the end of the cycle) into your soil in your garden or potted plants like a fertilizer! The minimum recommended ratio of by-product to soil is 1:10. If your by-product contains a lot of meat and/or dairy products, we recommend that you increase the ratio to 1:20. For absolute best results, we recommend mixing in your Foodilizer with the soil 4-6 weeks prior to planting seeds or transplanting plants. This will allow the by-product to break down and properly nourish the soil.

Add it to Your Compost

Mix your Foodilizer into your existing backyard composter - or give it to a friend who composts! Adding FoodCycler by-product will accelerate the composting process. We recommend that you only add the by-product to non-tumbling composters. We also recommend using the by-product as a "green" (or nitrogen) compost element, incorporating the "brown" (or carbon) materials at the same ratio you normally would with regular food scraps. Your carbon elements can be paper products or dead leaves.

Give it to Others

Give your Foodilizer to those of your family and/or friends who garden or compost. You could also donate it to a local farmer, community garden or garden center to use as fertilizer.

Should I Throw it Away?

Keep it green. You can dispose of the by-product in the green bin; but we don’t recommend throwing it in the regular garbage that ends up in the landfill.

The Answers to Your Foodilizer Questions

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What about mold?

Mold in your garden soil indicates that your by-product has begun to break down in the soil - it's a good sign! If you're concerned about mold at any point you can simply sprinkle some cinnamon (a natural antibacterial) around the area of concern.

How's the colour and texture?

Your Foodilizer will vary in colour and texture depending on the composition of the materials you added to the cycle.

How do I store my Foodilizer?

You can store your Foodilizer indefinitely in a sealed container/bucket. The material will not degrade as long as it is kept dry!

What about odours & animals?

If you notice that your garden plot smells or shows evidence of attracting critters after incorporating your Foodilizer, this indicates that the by-product is not properly mixed into the soil. Add more soil to the area and mix well.

What if it gets wet?

Please note that Foodilizer will produce odours and methane emissions if exposed to liquid and left in anaerobic conditions (such as your garbage bin, or in an untended compost pile). Incorporate Foodilizer into an aerobic environment (garden soil or a regularly maintained/turned compost pile) to ensure your by- product remains odourless and eco-friendly!

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