#Cook4Climate is an annual campaign taking place every October that brings together chefs and citizens from across Europe to celebrate tasty and good food that also happens to be sustainable!

In October, chefs across Europe are opening their doors to share the joy of sustainable cooking. Join in and learn from the best how small changes can make a real difference.

Think sustainable eating means giving up the food you love? Think again. Our challenge are designed to fit into your real life, with small steps that make a real difference.

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octEat the Whole HarvestFree drop-in activations at Fat Tomato Honesty Farm Shop, Co. Wexford
Drop in to Fat Tomato’s Honesty Farm Shop to see how a working market garden makes the most of every harvest. You’ll find practical ideas
Drop in to Fat Tomato’s Honesty Farm Shop to see how a working market garden makes the most of every harvest. You’ll find practical ideas based on what’s growing at the time, such as carrot-top pesto, kombucha made from leftover fruit skins, jams from seasonal gluts, and baking with bruised apples. Take home recipes for imperfect and lesser-known vegetables to try yourself. Free, no booking needed.
Fat Tomato Honesty Farm Shop
Taoibh Coille, Ballymore, Camolin, Co. Wexford, Y21 RD60, Irlanda

Passionate about sustainable food and want to inspire your community? Apply to organise a local event and get financial support to make it happen.
Cook a dish, snap a photo or video, and share it on the platform of your choice, always with #Cook4Climate.
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These chefs are leading the way, championing sustainable food choices across Europe and showing that eating well and eating responsibly go hand in hand.
This campaign is led by FoodChoices4Life, a European-funded project helping people across Europe eat healthier, live more sustainably, and waste less.
We believe that making better food choices shouldn’t be complicated, so we bring you practical tools, inspiring events, and expert-backed guidance to make it easier. We also train chefs, journalists, and local policymakers to drive lasting change across communities.