There is an an app for everything, but this one delivers you access to food from local cafes and restaurants at a big discount, while also helping to reduce the amount of food that goes to waste.

Too Good to Go launched in Europe in 2016 and came to the United States in 2020. The app's goal is to minimize food waste, and it's the world's number one anti-food waste app.

That's the case here in Delaware. Even though Too Good To Go has not had a formal rollout, 26 eateries are registered across the state and 10,000 meals have been saved so far.

Too Good to Go started in Copenhagen in 2016, expanded throughout Europe, into Canada and then to the U.S. It launched in Los Angeles in 2022. Later this year, it will be in Australia.

Not only is this app good for the world, but it’s also good for your bank balance. By using Too Good To Go, even a little, you’ll be able to save a considerable amount of money.

“If you don’t know what Too Good To Go is, it’s an app where you [get] a discount for food that is expiring or short-dated. Circle K’s is a $4 mystery bag for $12 plus dollars in food ...

Too Good To Go launched last week in Cleveland and Cincinnati as well, with more than 50 sellers in each city. It started in Copenhagen in 2016 and now boasts 95 million registered users and ...

Sophie Trueman is Too Good To Go’s country director for the UK and Ireland, and says that reducing the environmental impact of food waste remains the company’s number one priority.

Too Good To Go has proven a popular way to reduce food waste, but you can never be sure of what you're going to get – as one woman learned after purchasing a bag from Harrods for £8 ...

A woman named Rackie decided to test if the Too Good To Go bags really are good value for money and purchased a £3.30 bag from her local Aldi, but was taken aback when she received a box of items ...

That's the case here in Delaware. Even though Too Good To Go has not had a formal rollout, 26 eateries are registered across the state and 10,000 meals have been saved so far.

That's the case here in Delaware. Even though Too Good To Go has not had a formal rollout, 26 eateries are registered across the state and 10,000 meals have been saved so far.