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Does anyone know if OTC "digital payments" will stack with digital coupons, since they're not considered coupons?

If you didn't already do the Safeway deal last week (I did), it looks better at Harris Teeter; they're buy 2 get 3, so buy 5 for $8.58 and get roughly $10 back on Fetch.

I've been thinking about doing a series on social media about cooking things commonly found in compost/produce and bakery dumpsters (and just documenting what I find and what I cook with it). I have been low on social media participation for a few years though and I'm not sure where folks who would be interested are. Does anyone know what social media platforms have the most active dumpster diving community, especially around food? (And maybe the nicest, I'm trying to have fun and maybe help people, not stumble into drama.)

What are you favorite things to dehydrate to then just throw into a meal with a sauce to rehydrate as it cooks? I feel like minced onion and bell pepper are very versatile but not sure what else would be good.

My housemate thinks it smells bad when I run my dehydrator. The first time, she thought it smelled like something was burning, but that went away after I cleaned out the bottom well (it'd been sitting in storage and got dusty etc). Now, it seems like it depends what I'm drying. Cucumber chips and celery were fine, but broccolini and broccoli slaw she thinks smelled rotten (I think they smell like vegetables).

Besides alliums, are there vegetables that smell strongly when dehydrating? Any techniques to reduce smell?