Lick the Plate Clean: The intersection of food, nutrition, and waste

About this resource: The phrase to “lick your plate clean” historically meant to eat everything on your plate, either from hunger or because the meal was so delicious. Sheila’s talk is a 2021 reinterpretation of the phrase and focus on food choice, good nutrition and food waste.

Muriel Bell was an esteemed New Zealand nutritionist and medical researcher. A free public lecture is held in her honour at each of the Annual Scientific Meetings of the Nutrition Society of New Zealand. The 2021 Muriel Bell lecture was presented by Sheila Skeaff, Professor of Human Nutrition at the University of Otago. Sheila notes; “This talk will describe my journey as an academic in human nutrition, from theory to practice.”

Food Waste Innovation Authors: Sheila Skeaff

Citation: Skeaff, S. (2021, December). Lick the Plate Clean: The intersection of food, nutrition, and waste. http://hdl.handle.net/10523/12923

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