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"Is it possible to find love by looking in your fridge? A new dating site in Sweden is hoping to match singles based on what leftovers they keep.   The site, Restdejting, has members enter up to five ingredients they have in their refrigerators. Those ingredients are then published on Facebook where the other users can check them out. So if you have, say, leftover Chinese from three days ago and you find someone with a plethora of soy sauce, you may have found a match made in food heaven. More From Delish: Double-Duty Recipes: Plan for Leftovers According to the Huffington Post, one actual post included, &amp;quot;Large walnut looking for strong cheese. Meal for two? Look forward to hearing from you!&amp;quot; Sounds kind of forward if you ask us. A more conservative poster was hoping to find another online suitor with a nice stash of crab meat that they thought would be lovely steamed on their bed of lettuce. Actually, the site&amp;#039;s goal is not only to connect singles for a good meal, but to also connect eco-minded romantics looking to reduce food waste. The environmentally friendly cooperative, Lantmannen, found that every fifth bag of food in Sweden is thrown in the garbage. (The Environmental Protection Agency quotes that the U.S. produces 33 million tons of food waste per year.) By hooking up members with complementary ingredients, they hope one less item will be go unused. More From Delish: Date Night Dinner for Two Do you think leftovers could be a good determinant for finding love? Would you seek out other ingredients from strangers to make your food go to good use? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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