We are delighted to be hosting the Scotland premiere of ‘In Our Hands‘ – The inspiring story behind the blood,…
A month in the life of a Gastronomy student…
Stevie Williams is one of our new writers for SFYN Scotland and will be providing a monthly round-up of her journey studying the MSc Gastronomy at QMU, condensed from her weekly posts on her own blog, Duck.Egg.Sponge. Stevie hopes these posts provide you a brief insight into the breadth of food topics covered on this pioneering course…
World Disco Soup Day is BACK!
Since 2012, many different ‘Disco Soups’ have taken place, including several in Glasgow and Edinburgh. In 2016 the Slow Food…
A personal exploration of my food heritage…
Federico is a long-term member of SFYN Scotland and co-ordinates a number of our Glasgow events, particularly at the CCA. This…
Our Food. Our Future – Building a Network of Young Food Leaders
Join us at Custom Lane on Sunday 4th March from 5 – 9pm for an evening of discussion, creative demonstrations, networking opportunities and some delicious food as we share our future plans and opportunities for you to get involved with Slow Food Youth Network in Scotland and around the world!
Monthly Round-up: Food at Holyrood
A roundup of all the latest food politics news affecting Scotland in January 2018.
Our Food. Our Future – we’re recruiting volunteers for various positions on our committee!
Join us in shaping the future SFYN in Scotland! The Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN) is an international network of young people…
Tastebud Time-Machine: A Culinary Journey through Italian Food
On 10th October our Glasgow coordinator Federico organised the sold-out ‘Tastebud Time-Machine: A Culinary Journey through Italian Food’ evening. This…
Eat Local this Autumn and join the Menu for Change Campaign
Slow Food International challenge you and your friends to put only local, seasonal food on their tables for three weeks…
SFYN @Edinburgh Food Festival: Building our Food Future.
What role can young people play in helping shape a ‘Good Food Nation’ within Scotland? That was the key focus…
