How do you dispose of Liquid food waste?

[Kago2790]

We had ramen noodles today, noodles eaten but loads of salty/spicy soup that we mostly leave.

If I let it cool and put in green compostable bins with other food waste it still ends up as a bag with loads of liquid at the bottom that ends up leaking in my green bin which stinks that out until I next clean it.

Toilet? Are there any issues with putting this stuff in the toilet?

Any other solutions. Not just for Ramen obviously but any saucy food waste.

Aibu to use the toilet for food waste?

Your water company is telling you not to put fats and oils down the toilet so you're putting spag bol down?

why not use a food waste bin

I tip it out in the garden

Eh, I don't put any food down the loo unless it's digested. Weird.

If it's soup with veg bits in, strain the liquid through a sieve unless you have a sink with a stopper that catches those bits. Most sinks have that. Bin or compost veg bits as appr

This, nothing food waste wise goes in the loo.

I'm put in mind of all the 'don't poo in the en-suite' posters being traumatised by idiots flushing spag bol down the downstairs loo.

Flushing food down the loo an only on Mumsnet for sure

That's very disrespectful and mean

We have an in-sink disposal unit... it takes everything except large/solid bones. Run the cold water tap, flip the switch to turn the motor on, stuff the food waste down the hole (I use a wooden spoon). The blades are about 6" below the opening, but I still don't want to poke my fingers down there.

Chuck it in a colander / sieve standing in the sink and let the liquid go down the plughole, then bin.

I usually put unused liquids or grease/oil in an old butter tub