A few days before the student dinner, you’ll receive an email with all the important details. You’ll find out which course you’re responsible for cooking, which guests are coming, and where you’ll be a guest. Then you can start planning your evening.
Here’s how to read the information (using Anna & Elif as an example):
Figure 1: Here you can see all the information about Anna and Elif’s team. The algorithm has selected Anna’s address, so the course will take place at her place. You can tell this because only Anna’s address is listed. A total of 4 guests are coming, including 1 meat-eater, 1 vegetarian, and 2 vegans. Some guests have allergies or food intolerances, which are explicitly listed and must be taken into account. If they need to clarify anything, Anna and Elif can contact the respective guests using the contact information provided.
Figure 2: Here you can see Anna and Elif’s route and the assignment of courses. The algorithm has assigned the starter to Anna and Elif, so the starter will be cooked at Anna’s home. The main course will be served at Max’s, and dessert at Luca’s. Note: To avoid publishing “unnecessary” contact information, only the hosts who are serving the course at their own homes are listed by name and contact details.