Eat better. Live smarter. Love the heart of your home.
Kitchen Canny is a step-by-step process – its aim is simple – to highlight just how much you and your family could save by being a bit cannier about the food you buy, eat and bin.
Wasting food costs the average UK family with children £550 a year, or £45 a month*. Saving that amount could mean a seriously plush weekend break, or a lot less stress about other bills.
*Waste & Resources Action Programme 2009
How can a small sack start a revolution?
Being Kitchen Canny is about following 4 simple principles:
1 Buy what you need.
2 Cook what you need.
3 Buy and cook seasonal foods.
4 Use leftovers.
Follow these 4 simple steps with the help of our Kitchen Canny Kit and see how much you and your family can save.
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The Kitchen Canny Blog
June 22nd
Last week, I witnessed something pretty amazing – a bunch of secondary school students trying to make the world a better, greener place. The Changeworks’ Make Waste History summit kicked off on Tuesday morning (19th June) at Portobello High School; an apt…
May 21st
We’ve all heard the food waste stats. Heck, we’ve posted about them enough! But for the first time, I feel like there’s something we can do to change the huge amount of food wasted – not just at home, which … Continue reading…
May 1st
In my previous recipe for Carrot, Coriander and Honey Soup, I recommended serving with thick soda bread. Since I’m a generous type, I decided to share with you lovely people a recipe for bread that will have your home smelling … Continue readi…
