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A Recipe to Fight Climate Change

Posted by 178 Degrees on 25th February 2019

A Recipe to Fight Climate Change

Continuing with our Chef's Table Interviews series, Bo Sorenson shares his thoughts with us about Hong Kong’s culinary scene. Why did you decide to become a chef a …

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Promoting Sustainability in Hong Kong

Posted by 178 Degrees on 18th February 2019

Promoting Sustainability in Hong Kong

Per capita seafood consumption in Hong Kong is among the highest in the world: we each eat in excess of 70kg of seafood a year. Taking into account the territory’s population, that’s a …

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Plastic in Our Oceans

Posted by 178 Degrees on 11th February 2019

Plastic in Our Oceans

We all see the inviting, high-definition pictures that tourist companies and country promoters present to us; wonderful, pure, white beaches with crystal-clear sea water. But take a wa …

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Storing and Cooking Shellfish

Posted by 178 Degrees on 9th February 2019

Storing and Cooking Shellfish

Storage For live product, the temperature should ideally be close to that of the fish's natural environment at the time, so will vary according to the year. For pr …

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Diversity and the Future

Posted by 178 Degrees on 4th February 2019

Diversity and the Future

Recently, we spoke to Hong Kong born chef, Ron Zajac as part of our ongoing series of interviews. Here’s what he had to say. Why did you decide to become a chef an …

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Grass-Fed or Grain-Fed?

Posted by 178 Degrees on 2nd February 2019

Grass-Fed or Grain-Fed?

Our Carbon Footprint It’s no secret that global warming is among the most talked about environmental issues today. Although there are many causes for this phenomen …

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