This video showcases the versatility of the Prep'd Roasting and BBQ Fork
(Food-Beverage-News.Com, April 14, 2014 ) Sanford, North Carolina -- Common Threads, DC Homewares' Charity Partner is hosting a World Festival in Washington DC later this month. DC Homewares is providing 25 of its newly launched product, FORK sold under the brand name of Prep'd to the event to give to the participating chefs. David Bay, CEO of DC Homewares says, "Common Threads is our preferred charity group, as we are 100% behind their cause of teaching kids how to cook and eat well. We are proud to be able to support this group in our small way".
DC Homewares sells its FORK on Amazon and provides $2 from each sale to Common Threads.
Event Details:
Common Threads is bringing World Festival back to Washington DC after its previous event, 12 month's ago. They are excited to have a follow-up and anticipate that the 8th Annual World Festival will be bigger and better than before!
" Dchomewares is excited that each of the participating chef's will be presented with its Roasting/BBQ Fork", says Bay.
The event is hosted in the capital, which is an epicenter of world cuisine. There will be assembled a team over 20 of the nation's best chefs who will prepare small bites for over 200 lucky guests on Thursday, April 24th.
Chefs use Common Threads' core after-school program, Cooking Skills & World Cuisine, as their inspiration. Each week in the program, Common Threads' students "travel" with their imaginations to a different country far outside their neighborhoods, by learning about and preparing healthy recipes local to that specific country.
Guests attending World Festival will have the chance to share in that same experience as they sample different cuisines from around the world. Chefs will be teaming up with Common Threads students to create their masterpieces' As an added bonus, Diageo has donated spirits which will be mixed to perfection into cocktails for attendees.
DC Homewares considers Common Threads to be a very a worthy cause and urges its support. World Festival is a unique occasion and celebrates both food and the connection it engender across barriers of different countries.
All funds raised will help support Common Threads student and family programs and allow them to continue to grow in DC and even more cities across USA.
Participating Chefs include:
Victor Albisu, Del Campo Jeremy Anderson and Jeffrey Witte, Airlie Alison Anthes, William Jeffrey's Tavern Jessica Biederman, Westend Bistro Amy Brandwein, Alba Osteria William Dissen, The Market Place Scott Drewno, The Source Michael Friedman, Red Hen Dylan Fultineer, Rappahannock River Oysters Eduardo Garcia, Montana Mex Todd Gray, Equinox Mike Isabella, Graffiato & Kapnos Bun Lai, Miya's Anthony Lamas, Seviche Tamar Marino, Cashion's Eat Place Wes Morton, Art and Soul Hari Pulapaka, Cress Restaurant Sol Schott, Acme Pie Co. Sam Talbot Jeff Tunks, Acadiana
About Common Threads Founded in 2003 by Chef Art Smith and artist Jesus Salgueiro, Common Threads is a national non-profit organization that is committed to educating communities about healthy food choices through the power of cooking. For 10 years, Common Threads has been teaching school-based nutrition and health education programs to under-served communities.
About DC Homewares
DC Homewares is a family owned business that is determined to build a great brand. Showcasing only a few select products, they are dedicated to high quality materials and production. DC Homewares sells candles under the e-voke brand, top quality cosmetics (glowzone) and a third product called Fork by Prep'd .
