Hello participants,

Hope you have been well, and stoking the kitchen fires + motivational fires to get past the uncertainty of the present.

Quick updates:

This Sunday, 30 August, Huda Masood will take a session on how to read labels on milk supplements. Since milk supplements are widely used for children, pregnant women and the elderly, it is important to know what these packaged “supplements” contain, and what are the DIY alternatives if you want healthy substitutes. See session details on: https://hasgeek.com/kilter/milk-supplements-and-what-labels-dont-tell-you/
We have more food science sessions coming up. First in the queue is Subha Das’s session: https://hasgeek.com/kilter/proposals/proposals/chemistry-in-the-kitchen-Net7Cn2rLA7b5dnXWyFo1 This will be in September. I will send you an update once the session page is ready.
Das, also known by his Twitter handle @kitchenchemprof, has planned a fun session where he promises to take us through phases of matter by .... melting chocolate. Ooommmppphhh! I am already on the edge of my seat for this one!
Amber O’Hearn - a staunch advocate of carnivorous diet (+Keto) - will do a session on nutrition and science in the first week of October, based on a session idea she had suggested back in 2017 - https://hasgeek.com/kilter/proposals/proposals/the-carnivorous-human-7pXWF8ja99apXv5N3c6jMA
This one will be more edge of the seat, as Amber brings her controversial(?) ideas of how human bodies can survive on meat, and that plant-based diets do no good to the body. Did I hear you sharpening your knives?
Last, but not the least, you can submit ideas for running sessions too. Share suggestion for a speaker, or for a topic or about geekery you are involved with and want to share with the Kilter community, right here: https://hasgeek.com/kilter/proposals/proposals
Kilter encourages first-time presenters - we are a community of practice. And we’d like to grow as such. So water the soil and bring on the ideas!

Cheers,

Zainab

Computational Gastronomy

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