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Follow on Google News | Sweet Treats at Airports Company South Africa Disability Expo in SandtonCalling all cupcake queens, budding bakers, and everyone with a sweet tooth!
By: CVLC One of the many fun activities taking place is a series of cooking demonstrations presented by members of the South African Chefs’ Association (SACA). The search is on for some daring chefs with disabilities who can create the coolest cupcake or the best biscuit. This is the first time the association is taking part in the expo. “It’s not just about choosing the right ingredients but also creative expression,” Some of the best chefs in the land will be available to offer help and advice. One of them is Neil Olverman, who has been a professional chef for 16 years, and now works on developing new products for Unilever. “Throughout my career I have always remembered two things,” says Neil. “Firstly, if you don’t have some fun while cooking in the kitchen every day, you are not allowing your creativity to develop! Secondly, learn something new every day, even if it seems trivial. It will be important one day.” Another hot chef who will be giving culinary advice to aspiring cooks is Thandi Maphai, who earned a B.Com Degree in Marketing before following her passion to become a chef. She completed a Diploma in Professional Cookery with Capsicum Culinary Studio while working as resident Chef on the YoTV Breakfast Show, and hosting her own show, ‘Boy Meets Grill’, on the same channel. She is currently resident Chef for a community TV Station, Stokvel TV. She has lectured on cooking and also made several training videos, and worked alongside heavyweight chefs such as the legendary Stephen Billingham. Other top chefs who will be available to talk about food, health and disability are Clinton Verhoog from Delectables in Woodmead; Dewald Kotze, training manager for SACA; Jelele Mokhine, executive sous chef at the Park Inn, and Leanne Middlewick, executive chef at the famous Wanderers Club. Lots to See and Do In addition to the cooking challenge, there are many other interesting activities to be seen at the show. From sports, arts and crafts to inspirational speakers – there is something from everyone at the Airports Company South Africa Disability Trade and Lifestyle Expo. The popular Disability Trade Expo features dozens of companies showcasing the latest assistive products and services. “The show features a wide representation of assistive products and services for people of all ages and encompassing the full spectrum of disabilities,” For all of the latest updates on special events, the conference programme and exhibitors visit www.mcnaughtonevents.co.za About the ACSA Disability Trade & Lifestyle Expo The ACSA Disability Trade & Lifestyle Expo will include entertainment and lifestyle choices; adapted vehicles; assisted daily living equipment and service (ADLS); communication aids; computers; easy reach devices; emergency medical supplies; hand cycles; hearing aids; hospital furniture; mobility aids; occupational products; patient handling devices; physio equipment; products and aids for the deaf and blind; prosthetic artificial limbs; showering devices / building products; sports equipment; training institutions; For more information on the expo and conference, contact: Bette McNaughton - Event Director. Tel (+27) 11 784 4279. E-mail: bettemc@fairconsultants.com. Website: www.mcnaughtonevents.co.za For more information on the events, please contact Catherine Larkin – CVLC. Tel: +27 11 789-7327. E-mail: catherine@cvlc.co.za ENDS End
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