Knife to see you, to see you slice!
7 GoodGymers made their way to help the Mercato Metropolitano in Southwark.
- Sunday, 15th of September 2019
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Dom Tooze
he/him
Today, a group of fantastic humans went to help out with a community lunch at Mercato Metropolitano.
They have been running free lunch clubs and activities for local families over the summer holidays which have been incredibly well attended. They wanted to organise this lunch to bring people together, make friends, and eat good food.
On arriving at the task, we helped set up some stations with boards, knives, induction hobs and surplus veggies from other organisations.
Under the expert guidance of executive chef Gabriele, we (and some other lovely volunteers) chopped, diced and peeled to prepare loads of amazing ribollita for the families coming. There were challenges (including varied approaches to chopping and some issues with the power), but thanks to the expertise and patience of all involved, we crossed these hurdles and learned from them.
After a few hours, it was time! The families came, and were lapping up the lovely food. Everyone was very excited about Mercato Metropolitano, and how GoodGym had gotten involved! All who attended found the experience educational, and even got to sample the lovely dish!
Well done to all who came, particularly those from further away, and newcomers Sarah and Hannah! Thanks again to Gabriele, Vicki, and all those who invited us to be part of their wonderful third birthday!
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