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Eat Offbeat’s colourful identity celebrates cuisines from around the world
Pentagram partner Natasha Jen worked with the social impact delivery company to create a visual identity that would pay tribute to the food cultures of its former refugee chefs 16/12/2020 11:54 am
The seeds of Eat Offbeat were planted in 2013, when Manal Kahi arrived in New York and was impressed with the quality and variety of peanut butter on offer, but less so the hummus.
Her and brother Wissam were on a mission to find a hummus as good as their grandmother’s, which led them to think of the many immigrants who had resettled in the city and the endless other recipes they might be able to discover and share. The brother and sister duo joined forces with the Michelin-starred Chef Juan, who has helped train over 40 former refugee chefs with kitchen skills since Eat Offbeat officially launched in 2015.