Sudbury Better Beginnings - Collective Kitchen

What is a Collective Kitchen? A collective kitchen is a great way to develop skills in preparing healthy, delicious and affordable meals, as well as learn about healthy eating and meal planning! Why be involved in a collective kitchen? There are many benefits to being involved in collective kitchens. These include: Improving skills in making healthy, tasty and affordable meals Having fun Meeting new people and working as part of a team Learning to plan meals using Canadas Food Guide Building a sense of community Saving money and time through cooking together Getting the most nutrition value for your food dollar Trying new foods and recipes Sharing your skills and knowledge with others Groups can include people with many different backgrounds, or people with the same interests. Some groups are tailored to: seniors people with a lower income people with limited income first Nations people new moms new comers single parents refugees young adults men teens people with medical conditions pregnant women people wanting to learn cooking or meal planning skills What does a collective kitchen look like? 6 to 8 participants and group leaders meet twice a week for 5 weeks Plan Together All participants plan together what they will cook and what they will need Cook Everyone is involved in cooking

Seniors people with a lower income people with limited income First Nations People new moms new comers single parents refugees young adults men teens people with medical conditions pregnant women people wanting to learn cooking or meal planning skills

Call (705) 671-1941 ext. 211, or use the website.

Phone

(705) 671-1941 ext. 211

Website

https://betterbeginningssudbury.ca/collective-kitchens/