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It’s a lovely day to Stroodle ☺️ #TGIF Stroodlers 💛

STROODLES IS NOW CORE LISTED WITH BIDFOOD Christmas came early for us and it is a huge milestone reached for us here at STROODLES - ECO TABLEWARE It is the birth of Mr. Bidfood Stroodle! We are so thrilled and excited that as of today 5 of our key lines are available to buy via Bidfood UK across the country! Namely you can now Stroodle with our Rice Straws, Edible Biscuit Spoons, Biscuit Stirrers, our edible Cup and 50ml wheat cracker bowl. See below for product codes and infos! So what are you waiting for? Join the Stroodles Movement! If you are an existing Bidfood customer, you can start ordering now or if you are not - now you have a reason to become one! It’s not too late to Stroodle up your Christmas dinners, and serve hot chocolate in an edible cup or your Mini Beef Wellington in an edible bowl that can be oven baked and consumed as part of the finger food menu! Our team of Stroodlers hereby want to thank Bidfood, as by making Stroodles more widely accessible, they are helping us change the sustainability narrative across the UK and beyond. Together we can now inspire everyone on how easy and fun sustainability can be through our ‘immersive approach’ to sustainability! We deliver the sustainability message through the medium of consuming your tableware - we combine sustainability and theatre/experience in one! It’s neuroscience in action! Single-use is ok, as long as it’s Stroodles! ☺️ Maxim Gelmann 🤓🎩 Andrew Harvey 👨💼 Bidfood UK 🍲 STROODLES - ECO TABLEWARE 💛

Our morning or afternoon cups of coffee doesn’t need to cost the earth… This Christmas season - we are trying to encourage our customers and other businesses in hospitality to reconsider producing and using festive single-use cups. Just respectfully … no. Why? The U.K throws away roughly 30,000 tonnes of coffee cups waste each year and an additional 3 million tonnes of waste produced around Christmas time (That’s not just coffee cup waste). No thanks. No over-ordering, stock pilling, and dumping in landfills come January. That’s why we are encouraging customers and others within industry to consider Stroodling their festive caffeine fixes, mulled wine serves, hot chocolates and much needed hot drinks with our edible cups. Last Christmas we made a big impact at Christmas markets and with our customers - and this year we are working with even more - and that impact will make a small Stroodly difference. Keep an eye out for our edible cups when out and about this Christmas 🎄 If you want to Stroodle this festive season - click the link below to explore our range below ⬇️ 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eZiQznv 📧 You can also email our team of Stroodlers at info@stroodles.com to learn more about our products, request samples or place a Stroodly order - look forward to hearing from you 💛

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Inger Andersen Erlend Arneson Haugen Erlend Draget United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) Børge Brende Joe Erlinger Alistair Macrow Clemence Schmid #INC-5 in Busan is the chance to stop kicking the can ( or single use plastic bottle) down the road and get commitments to clean up our environment Patrick Finn Jeet Kar Global Plastic Action Partnership UNDP Jacob Duer Audrey Helstroffer

How do you like your eggs? Stroodled! 😉 Yep - this past weekend we put our cups to the test at brunch and the outcome … Deliciously crunchy! 😋 Poached egg, crispy bacon, house made relish and Zaatar in one of our edible Stroodly cups 💛 It was the perfect way to Stroodle this past weekend 😊 Safe to say our cups are for more than just a good cup of Joe 😄 All finished off with a nice weekend dessert and a coffee fix (Served in one of our Stroodly cups). We hope you all had a wonderful weekend Stroodlers and here’s to a new week!

‘Paper straws in McDonald's restaurants, which the company described as ‘eco-friendly’, actually can not be recycled.” 🤔 Time to que the Curb Your Enthusiasm theme music. McDonald’s uses about 1.8 million straws a day in the UK - which is about 657 million straws per year. Going green means actually making a change that positively impacts our environment. Maybe in 2034 McDonald’s might discover that a sustainable straw does exist in the form of a Stroodle #Pasta or #Rice straw. There are a few quotes we could take from Larry David that perfectly sums this up - but we don’t think it’s entirely appropriate 😄

Viva La Stroodles 😄🇺🇸 Last week we received a message from a customer who brought some of our edible tableware items with her on her trip to Vegas 💛 You know what they say - only pack the essentials 🙈 Seeing our edible spoons at the Grand Canyon and on the Vegas Strip has got Mr Stroodles thinking … Is it time to get the U.S Stroodling 🤔 Watch this space 😉 Discover why our customers love Stroodles so much and explore our range below 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eZiQznv #WhatStroodlesInVegas

Some photos of the delicious food served in our edible plates & bowls at the Lensbury 😊 Our plates, bowls, straws and cups were used to add a little crunch to the amazing dishes served. Also too - less washing up after 😉 A huge thank you to The Lensbury for Stroodling ☺️ If you are interested in having Stroodles at your next event - you can email our team at info@stroodles.co.uk It’s always love at first bite with Stroodles 💛

Earlier today we got tagged in a post on LinkedIn. And it really got us thinking - so rant STARTED. This is COP. And a symbol of the problem with this and previous COP summits. These 4 food items on small side plates cost this attendee who tagged us £75, served to delegates on plastic plates with single use plastic cutlery. All around COP you see signs and slogans that say ‘Solidarity for a Green World’ and keeping the planet below 1.5C. Over and over it seems that the people running these events and summits fancy themselves as the saviours for some of the world's biggest environmental problems. But yet can’t be bothered to do the boring and menial sustainability actions. Conferences and tiresome speeches won’t solve this problem we find ourselves in. It is the people on the ground, the sweat of every person working on making businesses cleaner, the innovators and creatives finding better ways of doing things and sharing their ideas. We need to stop looking up and look to our sides for the people who have the drive and tenacity to really make change. At the very least - especially at a COP summit - you would think single use items such as plastic plates, forks, spoons and knives would be banned. Big actions and soundbites aren’t enough. Going ‘green’ means making small everyday changes that make a big difference. When we got tagged in this post - it served as a reminder of just how slowly we seem to be making necessary changes. Shoutout to this Stroodler at COP for thinking of Stroodles when having lunch. Maybe next year COP organisers might serve as an example and ensure as many aspects of their summit are as sustainable as possible. A good start? STOP USING SINGLE USE PLASTIC ITEMS LIKE SINGLE USE FORKS and PLATES. Argh 😫 Events catering is always such a missed opportunity to showcase local, showcase sustainable, and showcase innovation in action. Rant over. Maxim Gelmann Andrew Harvey STROODLES - ECO TABLEWARE #WeCanDoBetter