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"I had a
wonderful day and the children were just fantastic and I am
delighted the Co-op have taken the initiative to work with local
schools in this way. That is why I am a great supported
of the Co-op." |
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Honest to Goodness
Campaign
Monday 11th October 2004
Susanne cooks up a treat for the Oxford, Swindon & Gloucester
Co-op
A day during which over 100 students from schools in and near
Carterton visited their local Co-op store to find out all about
healthy diet and lifestyle options. Aged between seven and eleven,
students from four local schools took part in interactive cookery
demonstrations by Oxfordshire cookery writer and local food
advocate, Susanne Austin.
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The children helped Susanne hand pick the
ingredients from the produce and fresh food departments (assisted by
Mrs. Moralee), then got
involved in helping her cook some healthy, tasty and nutritious
dishes. |
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Store manager Mark Henderson said,
"we wanted to put together some fun but
informative sessions
for the children. They all seemed to really enjoy it... |
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Once the dishes were created, the
children all tasted their scrumptious creation before they set off on a tour
of the store and warehouse. A fun and informative day, working in
partnership with the local community and schools, developing and educating
children on how to eat more healthily. |
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What is it they say about ‘the proof in the
pudding is in the eating’, then it is true, children do like their fruit and
vegetables. They especially like them when prepared with seasonal, fresh,
local and tasty produce, prepared with fun, love and joint interaction.
Children not only like to eat fresh, local produce, but also to be involved
in its preparation!! |
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