Taste Education
We help schools and nurseries to deliver taste education, to give every child the opportunity to experience the joy of fresh vegetables and fruits. We believe learning about food should be more carrot, less stick.
We’re currently offering FREE TEACHER TRAINING to all schools that sign up to be part of TastEd. There are limited spaces available so get in touch now!
What is TastEd?
What is Our Aim?
We’re a charity aiming to revolutionise the way Food Education is taught in the UK, so that taste education becomes a basic aspect of every child’s knowledge.
What do we do?
We offer teachers support, training and resources to deliver a range of simple, classroom based, taste education lessons that are tailored to UK curriculum.
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@wash_ks1: We held a vegetable table sale with produce grown in the school allotment, everything sold which was fantastic @SoilAssociation @Food_Foundation @SchoolsGardens @foodexplorersuk @VegPowerUK @tastedfeed @foodcrops @BBCFood @missmaryberry @HughFW @SAfoodforlife https://t.co/xweMxf9gmV
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@wash_lks2: Sycamore Class harvested carrots,kale,tomatoes and marrows for Chef to use in our school meals.They loved trying our cucumelons and heritage tomatoes @VegPowerUK @Foodafactoflife @SAfoodforlife @ecoschools @aurumcooks @SchoolsGardens @tastedfeed @Food_Foundation @foodexplorersuk https://t.co/aIENEq819M
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@TuppennyBarn: @wash_fs2 @SAfoodforlife @SoilAssociation @tastedfeed @TasteWestSussex Fab to see cherry tree class today for #FarmerTime and have the opportunity to show them our Apple press used for school visits. Looking forward to our next session
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@georginechikchi: The whole idea that children’s food should be packed with salt and artificial flavours is a real cheat.
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@KitchenBee: @deborah_duke @HughFW @PollyRussell1 Mushiness is def a problem texture for a sizeable proportion of children. But what I’ve seen doing @TastEdfeed lessons is that another sizeable group of young children find these textures exciting, even on first bite. They describe tomatoes as an explosion of juice!