Food Smarts para reducción de desperdicios
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Description
Food Smarts for Waste Reduction es un plan de estudios flexible de cocina y nutrición centrado en el alumno con un enfoque en la reducción de desechos de alimentos. Materiales y planes de lecciones apropiados para adultos. Guías de instructor ofrecidas en inglés, materiales participantes disponibles en varios idiomas. Incluido en el kit de herramientas Snap-ed del USDA. Se requieren herramientas de evaluación disponibles y capacitación del facilitador.
Se han agregado componentes virtuales. Ver Fuente/Contacto Virtual
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Fuente:
Despensa de Leah
Contacto virtual: Adrienne Markworth, correo electrónico a: adrienne@leahpantry.org
Enlace: https://leahspantry.org/programs/food-smarts-waste-reduction/
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90 minutes
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