[Kleftiwallah]

The compost heap or no?  (What my old Mam used to call the 'midden').

Cheers,  Tony.

[JayG]

'We are told' not to put cooked kitchen waste on compost heaps, but if it's purely vegetable material rather than anything animal-derived I personally don't see a problem with it.

[yorky]

I would put them on the compost heap. The usual reason for not putting cooked leftovers on the heap is because it attracts mice and rats. I doubt that a few Beetroot skins are going to be any worse in that regard than lots of other things that go on the heap. 

[snowdrops]

Same here off to the compost bin for the skins & if any cooked beetroot get left over, also if I sieve say tomatoes skins from my roast tomato & garlic soup & fruit skins & pips when making jelly or jams( before any sugar is added

[madcat]

Ditto.  I work on the principle that if it is just vegetable or fruit, its fine for the heap.  If it has any meat or dairy, nope.  Then it goes in the 'green/composting' bin for the council wrapped in paper - they take food waste in that.  Not that it is often a problem!

[Kleftiwallah]

It looks as the 'compost it' faction have it!

Thanks for those knowledgeable replies.

Cheers,  Tony.

[JayG]

Hopefully we've not all being talking rot! 

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Hopefully we've not all being talking rot!