3- places like burger king that take orders on their own site then use DD Drive to fill the order. In these cases, from what I understand, there is no tablet. The order goes directly from bk.com in to the stores POS system and contracting DD. If a restaurant closes early due to staffing issues, the website doesn't know this. Source: over 2 years ago

Flashfood Check the Flashfoods app for deals on meat and produce. Flashfoods shows stores where food is near end date/ end of line/ reduced prices. You purchase directly via the app and then pick up the items purchased at the store. Olio Operating similarly to Facebook Marketplace, helps by letting users post photos of any leftover food they have, along with a description... Source: 8 months ago

Try this https://olioex.com/ And their app. Surplus items are listed on the app and anyone who wants can request them. The priority is food waste prevention, many users are struggling and use it to supplement, but you don't have to be. Why the concern about if someone "needs it"? Would you prefer to carry on throwing it away, and paying for commercial waste disposal? Source: about 1 year ago

You could try Olio, it's a (free) app for sharing free stuff, including non-food stuff. Https://olioex.com/. Source: over 1 year ago

To help with the cost of living have you tried services like Too Good to Go and Olio. Source: over 1 year ago

You can get free food on the Olio app: Https://olioex.com/. Source: over 1 year ago