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Inflation may be cooling a bit, but higher grocery and restaurant prices are sticking around. So what if you could get a business leftover food for cheap Think about it: When stores, restaurants or bakeries have extra food at the end of the day, a lot of it ends up in the trash. But some new apps are helping them sell some of that surplus food, and in the process save you money.Baker sells leftover cakes, fruit at deep discountLaDawn Spivery, owner of a bakery called Sweets by LaDawn, is all in on selling her extra food. She showed us a surplus food treat: a brownie parfait. Several times a week, she releases a  surprise bag  of cupcakes, cookies, fruit and more at deep discounts, leftover food she used to toss out. We have a lot of waste from the leftover pineapple, honeydew melons, and strawberries, stanley bottles   she said,Now she sells these treats through the app Too Good to Go, which helps you rescue food from cafes, bakeries or restaurants.RELATED STORY | This app can save money on food that s about to be thrown outOne of her recent deals was an $18 surprise bag of fruit, cupcakes, brownies, and more, selling for just $5.99.Janee Ward i stanley italia s a Too Good to Go customer. I usually get up in the morning just to see what s out there,  she said.She is always on the lookout for deals, which change from day to day. You just gotta catch it,  Ward said.Besides Too Good to Go, other food waste apps include:Flashfood, where you can order g stanley cup roceries nearing their best by dates for up to 50% off, then  Ksdo Milwaukee Public Schools set to host kindergarten enrollment fair
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