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Volxkuche VolxKuche/VolxKüche (VoKu/VoKü), peoples kitchen, free supper club or kitchen for all, are names used by the alternative scene (left) for a weekly or regularly occurring group cooking event, at which the meal is served free of charge or at cost. The name derives from the older expression “people's kitchen” (soup kitchen), as the secular counterpart of the Christian soup kitchen. 〔Article ''Soup kitchen'' in the ''Encyclopedia of Food and Culture''.〕 Volxküchen are found usually in collective and/or self-managed arrangements (taverns, information stores, youth centers or autonomous centers) with politically left self-identity. In general at least a vegetarian meal is offered, frequently also offering vegan food. Often soon to be expired ingredients are obtained at cost, or donated by food banks, food manufacturers or community gardens.
==History== The Volxküche in the current sense is derived from the European squatter scene of the early 1980s.
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