Cafe serving food recycled from bins opens in Bristol
A new cafe serving meals made from food rescued from the bin has opened in Bristol. Customers at Skipchen are not charged a set price for items on the menu but asked to "pay-as-you-feel" instead.
The Bristol cafe that serves only recycled food
A cafe that opened in Bristol on Monday, serving food rescued from the bin, has already served meals that included lobster and gorgonzola.
The man behind it, Sam Joseph, originally from Somerset, has himself lived on food taken from skips for the past three years.
He is living on £5,000 saved from his student loan through not buying food.
The cafe is based in The Crofters Rights bar in Stokes Croft.
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