ENTER THE CATERER’S CHALLENGE
Discover veg-packed recipes to fuel back to school menus
Discover the rage of veg-packed rice recipes to use on your school menus this September.
Tilda Brown & White makes the perfect match with veggies, meats and fish for delicious lunchtime meals.
GET THE RECIPES
Dive into four delicious recipes combining great taste with the health benefits of Tilda Brown & White and make lunch the hero.
Get the recipesWHY YOU SHOULD SERVE TILDA’S BROWN & WHITE RICE IN YOUR SCHOOL
- Rice is a tasty, healthy carb alternative to serve to your students in your school with many benefits!
- A lighter alternative to other carbs such as potato and pasta
- The health benefits of brown rice with the taste and performance of white rice
- Leaves you feeling fuller for longer without the ‘heavy’ feeling so your students will be energised for the rest of the day without falling asleep at their desks and ready to learn
- Great to pair with nutritious veggies, meats and fish. Creating wholesome, nutritious lunchtime meals
- Rice is a fantastic gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan option, so suitable for all!
- Quality rice endorsed by the Craft Guild of Chefs
Purchases can be made through any of your Wholesalers.
2023 Winners: Carryduff Primary School, Northern Ireland
This challenge showcases the best in school catering through the creation of healthy and delicious recipes, encouraging children to get involved and in turn consume more vegetables.
We proudly sponsored the 2023 campaign for the third year running, offering free samples of our Brown and White Rice to participating schools to incorporate into their recipes.
Carryduff Primary School, Northern Ireland were the 2023 winning school, creating a delicious and nutritious Caribbean Rice recipe with Tilda Brown & White Rice, packed full of veggies and aromatic flavours. Discover the recipe here!
A SIMPLE SOLUTION TO WORLD HUNGER
Each bag of Tilda Brown and White rice bought helps provide free meals for children in need – be a part of the mission to help feed underprivileged children.
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