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]]>“One of the inspiring parts of my job is spending time in prop houses surrounded by all the beautifully curated collections,” she relayed in an interview with Khoollect. “I love rooting through these collections with a brief in mind and bringing the vision together.” With clients as big as Penguin Random House, Twinings, BBC Worldwide, The Guardian, The Times, and Pret a Manger—you know she means business.
As it turns out, business also means travel (at least when traveling is permitted). Having lived in England, France, Italy, Australia, and Argentina, Unsworth’s sources of inspiration is rich and varied, making her style unique in its own way. “From a food perspective, all the traveling has definitely influenced me and given me a greater knowledge of different cuisines and customs,” she adds.
Follow her for some know-how.
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]]>Leafy greens are one of the best sources of calcium and iron, two important nutrients to keep your body strong. To make sure you eat enough of these greens, make sure you put in things like chard, kale, and spinach. Since they are all neutral flavors, you can put them in any type of smoothie without altering the taste.
Beets are not only a gorgeous color, but they are full of manganese and potassium. Since they are naturally sweet, pair them in a smoothie with a tart green apple and whatever other fruits you like to add.
Although this is not something you would ever think to put in a smoothie, if you make a smoothie that is on the sweeter side, like with strawberries or mango, you really will not be able to taste it at all.
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]]>The post Frankie Unsworth Captures the Essence of a Good Meal appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>“One of the inspiring parts of my job is spending time in prop houses surrounded by all the beautifully curated collections,” she relayed in an interview with Khoollect. “I love rooting through these collections with a brief in mind and bringing the vision together.” With clients as big as Penguin Random House, Twinings, BBC Worldwide, The Guardian, The Times, and Pret a Manger—you know she means business.
As it turns out, business also means travel (at least when traveling is permitted). Having lived in England, France, Italy, Australia, and Argentina, Unsworth’s sources of inspiration is rich and varied, making her style unique in its own way. “From a food perspective, all the traveling has definitely influenced me and given me a greater knowledge of different cuisines and customs,” she adds.
Follow her for some know-how.
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]]>The post These Smoothie Recipes Will Help You Get In Your Daily Amount Of Vegetables appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.
]]>Leafy greens are one of the best sources of calcium and iron, two important nutrients to keep your body strong. To make sure you eat enough of these greens, make sure you put in things like chard, kale, and spinach. Since they are all neutral flavors, you can put them in any type of smoothie without altering the taste.
Beets are not only a gorgeous color, but they are full of manganese and potassium. Since they are naturally sweet, pair them in a smoothie with a tart green apple and whatever other fruits you like to add.
Although this is not something you would ever think to put in a smoothie, if you make a smoothie that is on the sweeter side, like with strawberries or mango, you really will not be able to taste it at all.
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