The cheapest recipe doesn’t help if your local Supermarket sells everything for 50 cents more than they should. Therefore throughout this week the STUFOOD team has been running through town to find out the price differences between the 8 major Supermarket Chains in Rotterdam.
Let’s get right to it this is an overview of our total PRICE-RANKING:
As you can see our Winner is: BAS van der Heijden!
Following up the high demand for alternative catering at the Erasmus University, Rotterdam, this week’s feature is a small family led Snack cart in the north-east of the campus. (exit towards the Metro Station Kralingse Zoom)
Episode 2 is a short interview with Saul Del Compare (21) a exchange student from Mexico at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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by isabella
New perspectives on things are always good. Especially when it comes to cooking the opinion of others does not only give us new ways to save money, it also opens up a whole new world of tastes that you could not have even dreamed of. The “stufood family” series will give you the possibility to share your opinion and be heard by others that share the same interest of eating cheap and tasty at the same time.
If you want to be heard or post a recipe contact us at: bluesphere.nl@gmail.com
Episode 1 is a short interview with Cornica Zwijsen (20) a student at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Vapiano is an Italian self service restaurant where your meal is prepared right in front of you in the open kitchen. You can compose your own pasta or order a pizza for a price varying from €6,00 to €9,00. Vapiano is open every day from 10 am to midnight (and to 1 am on Fridays and Saturdays) so you can walk in any time for a fresh Italian meal!
A typical Brazilian dessert; usually eaten at birthday parties. It’s easy to make and delicious!
The catering situation on the EUR campus @ Rotterdam is not satisfactory at all. To be plain: It sucks! Almost all food outlets on campus are supplied by the Caterer ‘Albron’, which therefore holds the monopoly over price and quality of food. The sandwiches taste like cardboard and cost up to 3,20€ ! One! Slice of cheese for 0,60€! The demand is clear: More reasonable pricing considering that the market is students (without money-trees). The sincerity of this problem can be illustrated by the recent facebook movement ‘Occupy Albron’ with more than 1500 likes.
But not all hope is lost. There are places that offer good food & low prices! This weeks Alternative to Albron:
The Erasmus Sports Café
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