food rave

noun

1
an informal gathering of friends, neighbours or even people who do not know each other where they prepare and/or taste food together
Food rave participants take a risk eating fancy dishes as organisers do not have to produce a licence and cooking areas are not inspected by health inspectors.
Submitted by:
Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 18/04/2014
Open Dictionary - April2014
Featured as a BuzzWord!
The expression food rave first began to appear in 2011, when an emerging trend was observed in the wake of a highly successful night-time food festival in San Francisco which had attracted over 2,500 visitors. The idea subsequently caught on in other parts of the US and later in the UK.
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单词	food rave
释义	food rave noun DEFINITIONS1 1 an informal gathering of friends, neighbours or even people who do not know each other where they prepare and/or taste food together Food rave participants take a risk eating fancy dishes as organisers do not have to produce a licence and cooking areas are not inspected by health inspectors. Submitted by: Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 18/04/2014 Open Dictionary - April2014 Featured as a BuzzWord! The expression food rave first began to appear in 2011, when an emerging trend was observed in the wake of a highly successful night-time food festival in San Francisco which had attracted over 2,500 visitors. The idea subsequently caught on in other parts of the US and later in the UK. Read more food rave noun DEFINITIONS1 1 an informal gathering of friends, neighbours or even people who do not know each other where they prepare and/or taste food together Food rave participants take a risk eating fancy dishes as organisers do not have to produce a licence and cooking areas are not inspected by health inspectors. Submitted by: Boris Marchenko from Russian Federation on 18/04/2014 Open Dictionary - April2014 Featured as a BuzzWord! The expression food rave first began to appear in 2011, when an emerging trend was observed in the wake of a highly successful night-time food festival in San Francisco which had attracted over 2,500 visitors. The idea subsequently caught on in other parts of the US and later in the UK. Read more
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