EAT & DRINK

Originally published on Friday, 21 November 2008

Eating Green

Last year I read somewhere that eating out is environmentally friendlier than cooking yourself. I felt vindicated: No longer a lazy cow for refusing to go anywhere near the stove. No, I was just being a responsible citizen of Mother Nature.

But environmental studies are as fickle as ladies fashion: what was good last year is bad this year. And, despite googling to the best of my abilities to prove the opposite, one thing seems terribly clear: This season, eating out is thoroughly bad for the environment.

So, having touted my green credentials loud and proud, there's obviously only one remedy: ordering in.

You might expect me to feel guilty about this little eco-stunt - at least if you don't know me - but thanks to a little steel container and my favourite Thai, I shall resort to no such undignified sentiments.

It turns out that Wushu has just launched its Wok Express delivery service. Using CO2-free electrical scooters for delivery and reusable steel tiffins (you pay a deposit, then swap it at your next delivery), it's greener than any curry you'd cook up yourself. This and next season.

Wok Express de Wushu
Coromines 2, Mercado Santa Caterina - 93 319 6606
Tuesday-Friday 13-16h & 20-23h, Saturday 20-24h
Min order EUR 15, EUR 1 delivery charge outside Born. EUR 6 deposit for tiffin (refundable)

by SNo

 

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2008-11-21 09:22:40
Es la mejor noticia de la semana!!! Con la temporada navideña que se aproxima, 24h trabajando non stop en la tienda, por lo menos podré disfrutar de esta comida tan deliciosa que me traerán los chicos del Wushu. Mmmmmmmh! Felices fiestas!
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