Food

A place to share what you're cooking and eating on Farcaster.

Who here repurposes food waste? 

Composting, new dishes, or other methods.

Yep. Onion skins, avocado stones, black bean water etc. —> Natural dyeing. 

The first two contribute to this (with iron/gallnut for the grey).

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Having fun @ /slow-co-lab

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Sure is. High tannin content, I think. Just look how it stains the inside of porcelain and imagine that getting to work on silk. 

That said, never properly tried it to run up enough cloth to make something. Thanks for the reminder!

Now this is sick!

I looked up natural dyeing and turns out black tea is a great candidate 🤯

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Tysm! 🤩 

Working on a big one atm - a blanket that was generatively co-created, no less, to add the requisite nerd factor for such circles as these.

Thanks! It serves as the portfolio bag when I need to show some physical design work and even got an offer on it once from a creative director interviewing me. Really should make a few one of these days.