Workshop against food waste: recipe-free cooking with food scraps
🌱👵 Ready for an improv cooking session with lovely Grandma Sita? Fun, friendly workshops by cooking from scratch plant-based meals […]
Food waste
At Grandma Sita, we promote education, creativity, and community to reduce food waste. Discover our practical tips, community events, cooking workshops, and educational content. The more you know, the less you waste.
Twelve Grapes for the New Year: A Spanish Tradition
🍾✨ Happy New Year — making the most of every last grape 🍇✨Want to do something a little different on
Aquafaba magic, the leftover liquid from chickpeas!
🌱 🫘✨ Don’t throw away the chickpea starchy liquid, it’s a treasure! Grandma Sita has always believed in making the
Little Foodies workshop – edible Christmas trees from fruit and veggie scraps
👩🍳 Little Foodies Cooking Workshops are fun, hands-on cooking sessions led by Grandma Sita for kids and families. Inspired by the seasons
Zero-Waste Cooking Workshop: Turning Food Scraps into Delicious plant-based Meals!
🥬🍌🗑️ Saving food starts at home! Grandma Sita believes every ingredient has value, especially the ones we often overlook. That’s
Zero-Waste, Plant-Based Croutons
♻️🥖 Got stale bread? Don’t toss it—turn it into delicious, crispy croutons! Grandma Sita’s easy, zero-waste hack gives leftover bread
Little Foodies workshop – Halloween: monsters’ faces from fruit and veggie scraps
👩🍳 Little Foodies Cooking Workshops are fun, hands-on cooking sessions led by Grandma Sita for kids and families. Inspired by
♻️🫙 Zero-Waste, Eco-Friendly Glass & Metal Food Containers
💡🫙 Food storage plays a key role in reducing food waste. Using glass and metal containers helps preserve food for
recipe-free workshop: plant-based cooking with scraps // International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste
🗓️ Sept. 29 🗑️International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste (IDAFLW) – Climate Finance for Food Loss and
cooking workshop: plant-based Breakies from leftover bread
🍞🤔 Did you know that for every loaf of bread eaten, half a loaf is thrown away in households? Explore
