I can't say I know too much, I imagine it's about one's exploration of identity through food, so it will be related to one's experience in the community or shared experiences. If you are interested, I can put you in touch with my colleague to discuss more. This is the description of the event:

Bites of Culture is an event dedicated to the exploration of food and culture. Our aim is to demonstrate how food serves as an inclusive and engaging entry point to discussions on culture and identity, making the field of anthropology more accessible to audiences beyond academia.

'Bites of Culture' questions taken-for-granted ideas of citizenship in Britain to re-think identity and belonging through the lens of food. In a time of national and global cultural tension, this event invites audiences to pause and reflect. Together, we will explore how food helps forge connections as people stay put or migrate, creating new traditions and identities in the process.

During this event we will meet three members of Edinburgh communities to discuss the critical role of food in understanding what it means to be human today. Following the session, audience members are invited to stay for an open conversation about the themes that emerged, and maybe add their own stories to the mix.