Our Partners

At greatlittleideas.com we are dedicated to helping you in the kitchen, providing hundreds of simple recipe ideas for making the most of your favourite store cupboard staples. Good food is the heart of the home and at the heart of what we do and we'd like to share with you some others who feel the same.

We are proud to support the following partners who are all dedicated to helping you in the kitchen

Love British Food

www.lovebritishfood.co.uk

We are proud to partner Love British Food and the British Food Fortnight. British Food Fortnight is about embracing not only what Britain produces in terms of raw produce, but also its manufacturing excellence and diversity of great food.As the biggest food manufacturer in the UK we are delighted to be officially linking to the British Food Fortnight and championing British Food.

Now in its 10th year, British Food Fortnight is the most established food event on the national calendar with supporters including manufacturers, retailers, schools, producers and chefs.This year it takes place between Sept 17th and Oct 2nd and there are loads of foodie events to check out just click here to find out more.

It's not just about one fortnight in the year though, the Love British Food website has loads of info on British Food for all year round, what's in season when and where you can find the best of British produce.

Love Food Hate Waste

www.lovefoodhatewaste.com

Greatlittleideas.com is proud to support the Love Food, Hate Waste campaign. Love Food Hate Waste is packed with loads of practical hints and tips to help us cut back on food waste and make the most of the food Love Food, Hate Waste we buy, therefore making our shopping budget go further and helping the environment too.

8.3 million tonnes of food is wasted from our homes in the UK every year and 40% of that is fruit and vegetables. Whether we are cooking too much, letting food go past its best as we don’t know how to store it, or are unsure of what the date labels mean, throwing away the odd bit of food is easily done. But little by little all this waste really adds up, over a year the average family throws away £680 of food shopping – equivalent to an annual utility bill. That’s a lot of food!

Wasted food isn’t just a waste of money it has a big impact on the environment too. Most of it ends up in landfill sites where it rots and releases methane, a damaging greenhouse gas. Throwing away food is also a huge waste of the energy, water and packaging used in its production, transportation and storage. If we all stopped wasting the food which could have been eaten, it would have the same CO2 impact as taking 1 in 4 cars off UK roads.

The good news is that lovefoodhatewaste.com has lots of helpful, quick and easy tips to help us throughout the kitchen; storage tips to help your food last longer and freezer tips to ensure you get the best from your food. At greatlittleideas.com we’ve got hundreds of recipe ideas using your store cupboard staples including twists on your favourite meals and ideas for using those leftovers and combined with practical tips from Love Food Hate Waste we’re hoping to save you even more on your shopping budget.