Samsung Launches #Cook_Smart Challenge to Reduce Food Waste with Bespoke Microwave

Samsung Electronics recently launched a new #Cook_Smart challenge, aimed at encouraging people to cook with food scraps in order to combat food waste. This initiative is in continuity with the “Good Things, Smart Things” campaign, which aims to promote sustainability and a more environmentally friendly way of life.

The challenge was launched shortly after a period of high food consumption, where waste is particularly high, to encourage users to develop smart and responsible habits, to show how technology can help users have a positive impact. in their daily life.

The Bespoke microwave as an anti-waste solution

As part of the #Cook_Smart challenge, Samsung invites users to cook delicious dishes from food scraps, aiming to promote smart habits, while helping to reduce environmental impact, with the Bespoke microwave being an option smart to do this. With its innovative features, it allows you to quickly defrost frozen food, cook with precision and save energy thanks to its ECO mode. In addition, the new design of the Samsung microwave fits perfectly in the kitchen with a variety of colors available.

Its Glass Touch control panel simplifies the user experience by offering only six essential buttons for intuitive and elegant use. Users can easily clean the interior of the microwave with its smooth and durable ceramic enamel that is rust and scratch resistant. The triple distribution system emits microwaves in three directions for perfectly even cooking.

The Auto Cook function allows you to cook delicious dishes without recipe or hesitation, thanks to a selection of pre-programmed dishes, with optimal cooking times. And for those who care about the environment, the ECO mode guarantees some of the lowest standby power consumption on the market, for electricity savings and a gesture in favor of the planet.

Throughout the past month, Samsung’s “Good Things, Smart Things” campaign has encouraged users to adopt smarter habits and celebrate this time in a responsible and eco-friendly way. With the SmartThings app, which has more than 20 million users in the Middle East, Samsung aims to provide a more efficient and productive experience for users, while allowing them to maintain their daily routines more conveniently.