What do I do if I "only" want to compost kitchen waste?

You can also use a SUPERCOMP Of course, you can also "only" compost kitchen waste. However, these have a high nitrogen content, which should be balanced out with carbon - i.e. "woody" materials such as tree, shrub and hedge cuttings, leaves, bark, straw, hay, wood shavings, sawdust, napkins or small bags.

The valuable compost worms in particular love added paper waste. 1 kg of compost worms cost more than the best meat from your butcher and produce expensive worm humus.