The UK's only Zero Waste Food Restaurant (feat. the World's Most Invasive Ice Cream!) | Rosie Foodie

[@lisabryant1135]

Love love Silo! Had dinner there in November 2015 when visiting Brighton. Amazing everything on the menu. So surprised and happy to see this video!

[@Alotonherplate]

+lisa bryant So pleased you enjoyed it! Thanks for taking the time to watch. It's a fantastic place isn't it?

[@deniseheaney6985]

He is never telling us how much water it takes to empty the chamber.?? A dehydrator makes a great material to add to a compost pile or send back to the farm that they buy there vegetable's from. This green thinking . Not flushing it down the drain . With gallons of good water

[@kinomi111]

Such a cool video. I'm interested in this wonderful restaurant. I hope one day I will be able to visit the place. In Japan, knotweed is a kind of wild vegetables and it is eaten all over Japan especially in the spring when it is softer.

[@Alotonherplate]

+katy yun Thanks for your kind words. That's fascinating to hear about the knotweed. How do people cook and eat it?

[@kinomi111]

Thank you for your kind reply, Rosie! We cook the knotweed just as you cook vegetables, for example salad,fried dishes, and like they do in Silo ,we make jam from it.

[@Alotonherplate]

Amazing! Thanks. I might start experimenting!

[@saram.3639]

if I'm in England I will stop by.

[@Alotonherplate]

Hi Sara, you definitely should! The food is phenomenal, as well as being zero waste.

[@brendastrandrigdon6201]

That is a great idea, but I was so distracted by the huge Conover hair do. 🤔

[@BabesMCP]

Permanently closed?? Gutted!

[@ryanhardy8143]

Nah, he's moved to London with silo