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Michelle Obama's 'Waffles + Mochi' Aims To Feed Millions

Michelle Obama's 'Waffles + Mochi' Aims To Feed Millions
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Waffles and Michelle Obama

Recently debuting on Netflix, 'Waffles + Mochi' in collaboration with Michelle Obama and A Healthier America aim to provide more than a million meals to food insecure communities.

Michelle Obama's new Netflix series Waffles + Mochi promotes healthier living and hopes to help the hungry of today's America.


Take a Trip Around the World

Waffles + Mochi follows two puppet friends on their journey through diverse eating. The series includes recipes from across the world, introducing children to new cultures and places.

Loads of Guest Stars

Only on season one, the children's show is following the likes of Sesame Street (1969-) with guest appearances from today's celebrities. Waffles and Mochi fold bao with Jack Black, explore the supermarket with Stranger Things (2016-) star Gaten Matarazzo, and makeovers from fashion icon Tan France.

In Collaboration With A Healthier America

The show is in in collaboration with the nonprofit A Healthier America and produced by Michelle and Barack Obama's production company Higher Ground Productions.

Since the Covid-19 pandemic, hunger rates have staggeringly rose, due to unemployment and the closure of schools. Michelle Obama and A Healthier America aim to distribute more than a million meals to food insecure communities with the help of the Netflix series.

Genuine Foods Distributing Meals

The organization Genuine Foods will be preparing the meal boxes to be distributed by local nonprofits in cities with high poverty rates beginning in May. The plan as of now calls for a distribution twice a month, however this rate may fluctuate based on the state of the series over time.

Waffles + Mochi is now available to watch on Netflix.

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