Frank T. Liu

Wow, so many answers and ideas: Thank you guys!!!

I live in Taiwan, climate is mostly above 25+ Celsius/ 77+ Fahrenheit. Humidity mostly 80+%. Everything starts to mold immediatly and everthing that is not covered with a thick layer of soil will be found by insects, roaches and mice. I didn't cover the kitchen scrap thick enough and we had some roaches. After a while mice took over and the roaches disappeared. And now I almost stepped into a snake...therefor the mice start to climb the banana trees and live there. It's a nice eco system here. I think we will try some worm composting and sooner or later have chicken...
Thank you all for your input...
Regards
Frank

Yes, there is composting...but composting takes time. And you can not put kitchen waste into compost every day.

So: what to do with the daily kitchen scraps?

We don't have chicken (yet) or pigs to feed the kitchen leftover to. We have a small land (in tropical/subtropical climate) and so far I just dig it somewhere in the soil. But I am running out of places to dig holes

Any ideas?