The warmth of human connection in the non-GMO ingredients at the breakfast shop under the big tree spreads through the community

"Regular eggs have yellow yolks, but the eggs from the Homemakers' Cooperative have orange yolks. I think the Homemakers' eggs taste better." After class, Fei Yu-ping, a first-grader in Class 9 of Mandarin Experimental Elementary School, went with his mother Kao Yi-cheng to a breakfast shop near the school to eat lunch and do homework. The lunch they ate was made from ingredients that more than ten community residents had jointly purchased from the Homemakers United Cooperative.

A breakfast shop that promotes non-GMO soy milk: very particular about its ingredients

Business hours and information for the breakfast shop under the big tree:
Monday to Friday 6:40 ~ 13:00
Saturday 7:00~11:30, closed on Sunday
Phone: (02) 23094364
Address: No. 69, Sanyuan Street, Zhongzheng District, Taipei, China

(This article was funded by the Jianzhen Environmental Education Foundation for personnel expenses, but the foundation did not interfere at all with news topic selection or interview writing, ensuring journalistic independence.)