This restaurant uses overlooked ingredients to fight hunger, waste
A third of the food that farmers get out of the ground go uneaten because they do not look “perfect.” Shuggie’s Trash Pie in San Francisco is one restaurant that is fighting back against waste. NBC’s Jake Ward reports for Saturday TODAY.
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