Posted on February 7, 2009 by admin
So everybody can finish their soup.
Every Drop Counts is a series of bowls where the bottom of the bowl is subtly inclined to create a whole new way of getting people to finish every last drop. With stories which end at the bottom of the food or with graphic narratives which conclude where the food accumulates, the user is encouraged to finish every last drop. It is the first of a series of objects which are designed to contribute in the reduction of food wastage in the domestic environment.
~via http://4designerd.blogspot.com/.
Posted on February 3, 2009 by admin
This is interesting. I came across this while browsing last night. This gives us different views on how we eat and consume in a week, from around the world.
Germany – The Melander family – Total spent in a week: US $500.
North Carolina, USA – The Revis family- Total spent in a week: US $341.
Italy – The Manzo family – Total spent in a week: US $214.
Cuernavaca, Mexico – The Casales family – Total spent in a week: US $189.
Poland – The Sobczynscy family – Total spent in a week: US $151.
Cairo, Egypt – The Ahmed family – Total spent in a week: US $68.
Shingkhey Village, Ecuador – The Ayme family – Total spent in a week: US $31.
Bhutan – The Namgay family – Total spent in a week: US $5.
Breidjing Camp, Chad – The Aboubakar family – Total spent in a week: US $1.
Posted on February 2, 2009 by admin
Check out Open Source Food and browse, create and share recipes. “Open Source Food is a community of enthusiastic cooks sharing their delicious lives with the world!”
~Photo above is Red Pepper and Eggplant Pizza.
