Youth Food Movement

Does the following list tempt your taste buds?

• Chocolate brownies, made with a hint of beetroot, to give a creamy sweet texture.

• Sensual cheese that had a powerfully flavour making you nibble it like a addictive mouse.

• Vodka distilled the old fashioned way, made with potatoes that give it a varied amount of sweet flavours and a peppery after taste

• Raw wild oysters, that have earthy grassy tones with a dash of salt. And cooked oysters with a dash of lemon plus Tabasco sauce giving a spicy zing to your pallet.

Maybe I ate all this food in the wrong 'meal' order. - but each was just, a perfect statement to suggest that what appears in our main supermarkets is a little bit pants.

And maybe I didn't learn the name of the cheese, or where the oysters came from – but I learnt oyster Martinis are a pure alcoholic orgasm.

       

This is the Youth Food Movements doing. 

A UK wide, but international found organisation which is all about

young farmers, cooks, artisans, activists and students actively changing the future of food and farming. Sharing the goal of bringing more food that is good, clean and fair to their communities. Plus the principles of justice and sustainability to local and regional food systems.

and there have just started the ball rolling in creating a London based network, to promote and create this different food future within the capital.

Thus explaining why I was able to spend a night feasting on the simply gorgeous delicacies listed above. As they arranged a launch night within the bowels of The People's Supermarket , near Russell Square tube station.

It is a great idea to have a London hub – God knows, I still have to learn to cook more stuff then pasta and find more sustainable food then what could be in supermarkets.

I'm guessing many of you fellow London youth feel the same?

So allies like The Peoples Supermarket and the UK Youth Climate Coalition will join them in making London YFM develop and you can to, via:- signing up to their mailing list online, Facebook, Twitter (@YFMUK) and by joining them in future London meetings.

Lets all get out there and find good, clean, fair food and celebrate our future achievements with oyster Martini's

Youth Food Movement

Does the following list tempt your taste buds?

• 
  

  Chocolate brownies, made with a hint of beetroot, to give a creamy sweet texture.

  
  
• 
  

  Sensual cheese that had a powerfully flavour making you nibble it like a addictive mouse.

  
  
• 
  

  Vodka distilled the old fashioned way, made with potatoes that give it a varied amount of sweet flavours and a peppery after taste

  
  
• 
  

  Raw wild oysters, that have earthy grassy tones with a dash of salt. And cooked oysters with a dash of lemon plus Tabasco sauce giving a spicy zing to your pallet.

Maybe I ate all this food in the wrong 'meal' order. - but each was just, a perfect statement to suggest that what appears in our main supermarkets is a little bit pants.

And maybe I didn't learn the name of the cheese, or where the oysters came from – but I learnt oyster Martinis are a pure alcoholic orgasm.

                          

This is the Youth Food Movements doing. 

A UK wide, but international found organisation which is all about

young farmers, cooks, artisans, activists
 and students actively changing the future of food and farming. Sharing the goal
 of bringing more food that is good, clean and fair to their communities. Plus the principles of justice and
 sustainability to local and regional food systems.

 

and there have just started the ball rolling in creating a London based network, to promote and create this different food future within the capital.

Thus explaining why I was able to spend a night feasting on the simply gorgeous delicacies listed above. As they arranged a launch night within the bowels of The People's Supermarket , near Russell Square tube station.

It is a great idea to have a London hub – God knows, I still have to learn to cook more stuff then pasta and find more sustainable food then what could be in supermarkets.

I'm guessing many of you fellow London youth feel the same?

So allies like The Peoples Supermarket and the UK Youth Climate Coalition will join them in making London YFM develop and you can to, via:- signing up to their mailing list online, Facebook, Twitter (@YFMUK) and by joining them in future London meetings.

Lets all get out there and find good, clean, fair food and celebrate our future achievements with oyster Martini's