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Slow Food UK works to ensure good, clean and fair food is a right for everyone. By good, clean and fair we mean that our food should taste good, that it should be produced in a clean way which fully respects the environment, human health and animal welfare, and that food producers are paid a fair wage.

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OUR EDUCATION FOCUS

The Taste Adventure: This interactive project is aimed at educating children and their parents on the use of the five senses when we eat and enjoy good food.  A series of ‘zones’ are set up to stimulate the children’s senses through ‘touchy’, ‘smelly’, ‘noisy’, ‘tasty’ and ‘seeing’ areas, where children are encouraged to squish, spy and sniff food in its natural form.

Slow Food on Campus: Slow Food on Campus is an initiative that offers students the opportunity to influence the direction of food systems in their Universities or higher education establishments.

Slow Food Baby: The project goal is to demonstrate how real food builds bodies, brains and community by offering parents tools and practical knowledge to help them deliver real food to their families.

Slow Food Wisdom: The project objective is to rediscover the food traditions that make up a vital part of our cultural inheritance, and to create opportunities and means to pass them on. 

We implement all of our projects by working hand in hand with dedicated grassroots volunteer members convened in over 60 member groups around the country.

Find out more detail on any of our projects here

To join our delicious revolution and become a Slow Food member, please click here ‘Join us!'

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