How the French are Leading the Food Waste Revolution through Public Policy

Vassilissa Ivanova Jul 14, 2020

How the French are Leading the Food Waste Revolution through Public Policy

When we think of France we think of food but did you know in recent years, France has emerged at the forefront of the Food Waste Revolution, ranked number 1 by the Food Sustainability Index for their collective effort to reduce food waste. But the French...

Could Changing our Attitude to Food be THE Answer To Wasting Less?

Vassilissa Ivanova Jul 30, 2018

Could Changing our Attitude to Food be THE Answer To Wasting Less?

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Food Habits in the Pre-Industrialised Era – A Look Back in Time. Food waste reduction is currently high not only on our environmental, but also on our social agendas. In its 2018 Culinary Forecast, the National Restaurant Association lists food...

Obesity and Food Addiction: It’s Not About Willpower

Ivo Dimitrov Oct 12, 2016

Obesity and Food Addiction: It’s Not About Willpower

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by Tim Ward While it’s nationally recognized that we are in the midst of an “obesity epidemic,” our response remains gravely inadequate. Imagine handling the ebola epidemic by saying to those who contracted the disease, “Try harder not to get...

The History of Caesar Salad – invented from food leftovers

Ivo Dimitrov Jun 30, 2016

The History of Caesar Salad – invented from food leftovers

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Myth: Caesar Salad was named after the Roman Emperor title. Caesar Cardini was an Italian-born chef who immigrated to the United States after World War I. Despite having a home in San Diego, the Cardini family operated a restaurant in Tijuana,...

Guides for storing food properly

Ivo Dimitrov Jun 06, 2016

Guides for storing food properly

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It’s easy to over buy on groceries and end up with a lot of extra food knocking around. We stock up on fresh food, cater for larger numbers of people and probably overestimate just how much we really need to feed family and friends. Learning how...