Se siete visitatori abituali da queste parti, avrete sicuramente già visto le nostre forchette di pane e i più fortunati le avranno anche provate durante il salone o al nostro evento a febbraio. Bhè ecco svelato il segreto…o quasi.
Seguite il tutorial per entrare nella Fork Factory !!!
Gathered in a rare and beautiful oasis in the midst of Cihangir, İstanbul with a view of the Bosphorous and the minarets of the Blue Mosque, a table laden with fresh pumpkin cake and homemade breads, cold potato and lentil salads, cumin spiced humus and copious amounts of grilled, smoky chicken and cold beer – the weather could not have been more perfect, the location more ideal, the company more charming for a bit of April apple bashing!
While preparing the CMYK Dinner we thought it would be interesting to experiment a bit with natural food colours. It’s nothing new, here in Italy it’s a tradition to colour eggs for Easter by boiling them in food colour. We thought it could be interesting to try and colour some fabric, in this case cotton and for our Fork n’Flowers event we coloured Jute. What follows is a graphic and somewhat simple overview of the process. We hope to soon post more detailed and useful information on colouring with natural dyes.
Curiosi di sapere come è andata a finire la fantomatica Cena Mensile di TourDeFork ?
Bene, ecco qualche indizio…
“A food designer is somebody working with food, with no idea of cooking”. Inga Knölke, 1999
Lately I found myself sort of lost in a limbo, trying to conjugate my work and passion, which would be design, with that of food. I’ve never really believed in the figure of Food Designers. I really don’t think the world can benefit from the birth of another design category. But I do believe that we need to question and discover the unknown environment that surrounds us and what better way to learn something we know nothing about, then playing around with it and getting our hands dirty.
I was at work the other day, where among other things we’re developing some eggcups, and the question came up and stuck in my head: How big is an egg?
We all know that you can buy eggs in various sizes, a bit like t-shirts: small, medium and large, depending on your needs for frying, scrambling or boiling.
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