Teaching young people healthy cooking and eating skills for life. We partner with UK schools & food businesses to give pupils more choices for healthier living.
Hotel School, an innovative/socially-minded programme is helping vulnerable folk train & find work in UK hospitality. Cookability teaches students how to cook affordably & well, for themselves & others, helping them sustain good health & avoid social isolation. Read all about it!
Cookability's chef trainer Michael Davies leads a "Sweet Treats" product development workshop for Hotel School Students in London. Our end product is to deliver a branded bag of sweet treats, including these homemade Jaffa cakes, to thank our partners and supporters!
On climate change...
Some say: 'No need to change my behaviour, God will make things ok'
Some say: 'No need to change my behaviour, Technology will make things ok'
Some say: 'No need to change my behaviour, Laws will make things ok'
Some: change their behaviour
Here’s my latest blog on The Planetary Health Diet, with ref to the EAT-Lancet Commission, sustainable farming, population growth and planetary health…Heavy subjects that I’ve tried to make, well, more digestible! You can read it and decide for yourself… https://t.co/Qdc29QdEx3
Carbonfree Dining asked if I would join their ‘thought influencer’ team of bloggers. I've written the first article addressing the urgent link between food, our health and the health of the planet. Read on. Thoughts welcome.
https://t.co/rF20syLhEn … #Foodcanfixit#hospitality
Cookability is delighted to work with Hotel School - the London-based venture helping people touched by homelessness qualify and work in the hospitality industry. Great news: We made the cover of this week’s The Caterer magazine! (With @COOKABILITYnow director on frying pan!)
@Nick_Lesica Great, informative Funzing presentation this week on The Science & Benefits of Fasting, Nick! You blinded me with science -- but I can see more clearly now. :)
“We are responsible as a society that young kids learn to like healthy foods. All pregnant women and carers and grandparents who give treats have to have a proper education around this,” - Prof Corinna Hawkes, director of food policy at City University LN.
https://t.co/wcIuaAfM3R