My First Job in a Zero-Waste Bakery

At the bakery, we made bread from surplus grains, packaged it in reusable tins, and composted scraps. Selling a loaf to a regular, she thanked us for “making eco-friendly delicious.” This job showed me sustainability isn’t sacrifice; it’s creativity, proving ethical choices can taste amazing.

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