
Working with Sustainable Restaurant brands in Cape Town & winelands. Also #bettermenu workshops for restaurants.
Cape Town
Joined March 2009
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Restaurants are shortening menus because of new industry realities. But small menus are better anyway, writes @rtsugar nym.ag/34Wrizh
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Ask Umbra: I’ve been seeing more “regeneratively grown” labels on food, most recently on a carton of eggs. What exactly is regenerative farming and is it actually better for the planet? bit.ly/2SoJVZZ
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Mariage Frères, or discovering the world in a cup of tea dlvr.it/S0J3MP
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For @thekitchn's Cookbook Club this month, I got to interview Sean Sherman from @the_sioux_chef and it was a total joy. thekitchn.com/sioux-chef-sea…
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This a road my bike takes me on most mornings!
Today transformed to give the harsh reality of our restaurants, wineries & hospitality businesses "real" struggle to survive in our 🇿🇦 lockdown!
This is what no industry could look like 😢
#JobsSaveLives
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Journalists bear a lot of responsibility for the rise of the toxic celebrity chef. But they're still in a state of denial, writes @kt5000. bit.ly/30gbjsT
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Mental health in the food industry is a topic that needs far more attention, resources and dialogue. Thank you, @TheSADAG for this initiative. Chefs, restaurateurs, please share with staff and colleagues for free 24hr help. cc @LesDaChef @zola_nene @tumisole (h/t @suntoshpillay )
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@TheSADAG & #FairKitchens have launched a 24-hour Helpline for all working in the food industry. You are not alone!! If you, or someone you know works in the food industry, call 0800 006 333 to talk to someone for FREE support and mental health services
#MentalHealthMatters
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Hi! Catch the Zoom conversation examining the state of dining in SA post-Covid with chefs @lovethekitchen @LesDaChef, Nolu Cele and Pitso Chauke. Will we return to biz as usual? And pls send us your feedback: youtu.be/lcT5cP5Ldp0
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My new piece on what the pandemic is revealing about both our food system and our diet: "The Sickness in Our Food Supply" | by Michael Pollan | The New York Review of Books bit.ly/364Zadb
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Yesterday I chatted to @pjchudson on @CapeTalk about our broken #foodsystem and how Eategrity aims to help consumers find integrity in the food chain ~ listen to the podcast here ~ capetalk.co.za/podcasts/2745…
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Paris might now be the best city outside of Italy for Italian eating and drinking. These are the best places that show it. nyti.ms/36db8jo
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The best secret tourist attraction in a city is the grocery store, where you can see how residents actually live while eating plenty of delicious food you’ve never heard of grb.st/2XxdsPo
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No.11 at Eat Out @MercedesBenz_SA Restaurant Awards is Camphors at Vergelegen, run by head chef Michael Cooke. The restaurant was the 2017 winner of the Eat Out Woolworths Sustainability Award. Congratulations @VergelegenWines @FineDiningLover #EatOutAwards
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Another year of judging #SustainableRestaurantAward with @brandcitizen @pavspillay. We are attendjng @Eat_Out #EatOut2019Awards later today & these are the 11 top chefs cooking at the 2019 foodie event of the year : eatout.co.za/article/11-top-…
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INSPIRED BY MEMORY: Andre Hill: Creating magic from memories at Upper Bloem dailymaverick.co.za/article/… By Yolisa Qunta
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EAT TING TRADITION: Ancestral wisdom finds a home in modern cooking dailymaverick.co.za/article/… By Nikita Singh
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Is South Africa's most fertile farmland under threat from developers? theguardian.com/cities/2019/…
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Farming could be absorber of carbon by 2050. Very important new study. #agriculture theguardian.com/environment/…
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"I'm not here to cater to white people's discomfort." How this chef is using food as a tool to address injustice mag.time.com/4zKmSOg
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@pavspillay from @WWFSASSI giving the low-down on where our fish comes from, how it is caught and unregulated “syndicated” fishing concerns @Eat_Out #ChefsWorkshop






















