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Snooze Restaurant Uses On‑Site System to Convert Food Scraps into Liquid Fertilizer

The Denver eatery’s new trailer turns waste into plant food instantly, aligning with city diversion goals.

By Serve Aurora Newsroom · · 1 min read
Trailer behind Snooze restaurant converting food scraps into liquid fertilizer
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Snooze, a popular Denver eatery, has installed a self‑contained trailer behind the restaurant that transforms food scraps into liquid fertilizer on site. According to The Colorado Sun, employee Adam Schlegel places a compostable bag of kitchen waste into a chute, triggering a process that quickly produces plant food that exits a tube at the back of the unit.

Local impact

The system helps the restaurant meet Denver’s waste‑diversion regulations by reducing the amount of food waste sent to landfills and providing a reusable product for gardening and landscaping in the area.

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