Yes, food banks deal with a wide range of people, some of whom will have issues with following recipes due to disability, poor literacy, poor English and let's face even depression can absolutely ruin your concentration which coupled with a lack of motivation makes following recipes and instructions hard. To be inclusive you have to factor all that in and keep it simple so it's accessible to the widest possible range of people.I've been thinking over the last couple of days about how unfit for purpose Jack's recipes are. Not just for all the obvious reasons - they're also really badly written, and I feel that any recipes targeted at food bank users should be written in very clear, simple English.
To be clear, I certainly don't believe that all poor people are illiterate; however, someone who struggles with literacy will have a hell of a time dealing with chickpeas bathing in their own ephemera.
It really sends me into a total rage that she has the nerve to present herself as an anti poverty campaigner. She doesn't have the first clue about providing front line help or what issues keep people trapped
in poverty. There are countless frontline organisations that she could volunteer with, even just a half day a week that would let her see first hand what the issues are and inform what she grandly refers to as "her body of work".
What is wrong with these people? Princess Anne could speak with more credibility on poverty that bleeping Jack.Only one person has liked this.
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