ITE’s Culinary Students Develop Recipes For Unconsumed Food At Home [Press Release]
October 24, 2016 by Save Food Cut Waste
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Homemakers can turn unconsumed food into a new dish instead of throwing them away
Singapore, 17 Oct 2016 – Zero Waste SG and ITE College West are co-organising the inaugural “Save Food Cut Waste” Recipes Competition 2016 for ITE’s culinary students to develop recipes for unconsumed food at home. Sheng Siong is the Food Sponsor and the National Environment Agency (NEA) is the Supporting Partner for this competition.
Families who prepare and cook food at home often have unconsumed food after their meals and end up throwing them away. A survey conducted by NEA last year found that 80% of participants prepare food at home, and 39% of those who prepare food at home have unconsumed food after a meal.
Therefore, the objective of this competition is to develop suitable recipes to help homemakers learn and cook their unconsumed food into another dish the next day, instead of throwing them away. More importantly, this competition would educate the culinary students about the problem of food waste and to be mindful about not wasting food when they are working in the food and beverage industry in the future. Read more
Interview with Agatha Lee
November 9, 2012 by Save Food Cut Waste
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We interviewed Agatha Lee for the tip on Cook Your Leftover Food, here’s the full interview:
Why do you keep leftovers? Is there influence from your family?
When we were young, my parents taught us never to waste any food, and that leftover food is still food. It is such a waste to throw away food that tastes yummy and had been prepared by someone with a lot of effort. Read more