Unwaste with Helga’s
Win a years worth of bread with Helga’s*
Not all toasties are created equal, and now is your chance to prove it!
That’s why The Great Unwaste has teamed up with Helga’s to turn leftovers into something seriously delicious.
Dig into what you’ve got, get creative, and craft a toastie worth bragging about.
It’s easy (and fun!) to enter, simply create your leftover toastie, upload your creation, give it a name and you are in the draw for your chance to win a year’s with of bread with Helga’s!
It’s simple, easy, rewarding and delicious.
*T&Cs apply. AU res 18+. Prize = 1 loaf per week for 52 weeks, awarded as a $300 IGA gift card. Promoter: End Food Waste Australia Ltd.
Keen to see some creative toastie ideas in action?
Head to our next local state event below.
Teaming up with Helga’s, The Great Unwaste is turning leftovers into seriously delicious creations.
Hosted by MasterChef contestant Alex Crisp, The Great Toastie Challenge brings free, 45-minute live workshops packed with flavour, showing you how to turn everyday leftovers into next-level toasties.
See it demonstrated live. Get inspired to transform your own leftovers at home — then enter your toastie creation for the chance to win a year’s worth of Helga’s bread.
QUEENSLAND
Toowoomba Royal Show – 27–28 March.
Toowoomba, are you ready? Alex Crisp is bringing The Great Unwaste Toastie Challenge north with free 45-minute live workshops on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 March at 10am, 1pm and 4pm. These delicious sessions dive deeper into creative, practical ways to turn your everyday leftovers into something seriously tasty. Learn how to unwaste with confidence and see clever toastie combinations brought to life.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Rundle Mall – 27–28 February
The Great Toastie Challenge landed at Rundle Mall on 27–28 February.
Alex Crisp hosted fast, free 15-minute live workshops where everyday leftovers were transformed into something seriously tasty, with attendees picking up practical tips to unwaste food at home and discovering just how much works in a toastie. Visitors dropped in to watch the demos and left inspired to create their own leftover toastie creations at home.