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(@pigletsinwiglets)From quick weekday breakfasts to impressive celebration feasts, Isabella offers full recipes and clever pairing suggestions that make it simple to embrace sustainable eating. Her ideas are as practical as they are inspiring, whether you’re looking for a hearty lentil stew or a vibrant veggie-packed salad. And for those seeking a more mindful approach to eating, her platform proves that plant-based meals can be satisfying, flavorful, and beautiful.
With her talent for capturing the beauty of food, Isabella’s photography is as mouthwatering as her recipes. Her Instagram feed, bursting with vibrant colors and artful plating, places seasonal produce at the center of every post.
A rising star in the sustainable cooking world, Isabella is poised to become a household name. Follow her journey and discover how delicious sustainable living can be. Check out more of her mouthwatering posts below.
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]]>Originally from Transylvania, Romania, Gelen learned to cook using simple, resourceful methods inspired by her childhood. In 2021, Carolina moved to the United States, where she combined her culinary skills with her knack for storytelling, originally filming her reels under an umbrella on her tiny balcony.
Gelen’s first cookbook, Pass the Plate, was released in October 2024. The book celebrates comfort food with 100 recipes designed to bring big flavors to everyday meals without overwhelming effort. It highlights influences from her Romanian roots while embracing global cuisines, offering everything from hearty stews to indulgent desserts.
Carolina’s focus on making cooking fun and accessible has endeared her to home cooks of all skill levels. Check out more of her mouthwatering recipes below.
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]]>Høyrup is a textile artist based in Copenhagen, Denmark, who sees crochet as her sanctuary of serenity that allowed her to embrace her creative side.
“As a lover of all conceivable creative challenges, I’ve always yearned for an outlet to express my artistic side. Over time, I realized the importance of setting aside time in my everyday life for creativity – a joyful pursuit that brings me immense satisfaction and reflection,” she wrote on her official website.
Høyrup’s love for crochet led to the foundation of her brand Bomuldskys, which borrows its name from the Danish word for “cotton kisses”. She opted for this name because she always enjoyed the soft and airy nature of cotton flowers, and she wanted her crochet art to evoke the same feeling in other people.
Høyrup finds inspiration in all walks of life, but she caught her eye with her food-inspired crochet creations. They take the shape of fruits, veggies, cookies, pancakes, macarons, and many other sweet treats, and she shared countless free patterns on her website for everyone who’s willing to try recreating her work.
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]]>Henegar’s brand Cookie in the Kitchen is followed by over 200,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, and she’s basically been running it since she was 11 years old. This was when she convinced her sister to help her draw a logo for her business, and she had quite a few orders after handing out the first batch of her cookie samples and business cards around the neighborhood.
Henegar developed her decorating skills in the years to come, and most of her cookies are now inspired by her favorite musicians, including Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and Olivia Rodrigo. Some of them even got to try them in person, such as Chappell Roan, Reneé Rapp, and Em Beihold.
Even though most of her cookies these days are inspired by music, making people happy and being a part of their big moments remains her priority.
“Whether I’m making cookies for Harry Styles or my next-door neighbor, I strongly believe that everyone deserves their significant moments, relationships, and stories to be celebrated – big and small. My hope isn’t simply to provide you with beautiful & delicious cookies, but to help you & the people you love to feel seen,” she wrote on her official website.
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]]>Mason spent her childhood years enamored with art, but something shifted once reality kicked in. Pursuing art didn’t feel like a viable career option, so she studied history, spent some time working in insurance, and tried to reconnect with her creative side by getting a master’s in interactive media.
She spent most of her 20s working in local government management, and seven long years went by before she finally summoned the courage to pick up the brush again.
“I’d tried a few times in those 7 years to pick up a brush but it always felt so difficult to start. For me, my main block was that I could never think of what to paint. And I also had a sense that anything I did paint would be a pretty pointless and frivolous waste of time!” Mason wrote on her official website.
Painter, Teacher & Creativity Coach (@annamasonart)After overcoming her creative block, Mason started painting every day, and many of her watercolor paintings share a common theme. She’s mostly inspired by nature and food, and she’ll win you over with her incredible realistic paintings of fruits, veggies, pastries, and other delicious treats.
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]]>Using only chocolate and food coloring, Guichon built an enormous half-peeled banana with a tip dipped in chocolate. It measures 66 in (167.64 cm) x 29.57 in (75.1 cm) and is deemed the largest chocolate sculpture of fruit by official Guinness World Record evaluators.
“There are a handful of us chefs in the world able to craft chocolate at that scale. Not only is the material very precious and expensive, but it requires a lot of work, year after year, to be able to master it enough to bend it to your will,” Guichon explained.
Guichon also shared the laborious process behind the gigantic chocolate banana sculpture in a clip posted on his official TikTok profile. It shows the chef building the sculpture by molding the chocolate, assembling the individual pieces, and applying the finishing touches to give it a realistic look.
@amauryguichon Chocolate Banana!
♬ MILLION DOLLAR BABY – Tommy RichmanThis would make one epic banana split!! #amauryguichon #chocolate #banana
This also isn’t the first time Guichon has broken a world record with his chocolate creation. He also holds the Guinness World Record for the largest chocolate sculpture of a balloon animal.
@amauryguichon Chocolate Balloon Dog!
♬ Barbie World (with Aqua) [From Barbie The Album] [Extended] – Nicki Minaj & Ice Spice & AquaWhen did you guess what it was going to be? #amauryguichon #chocolate #balloon
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]]>It’s been over a decade since Liu kicked off her embroidery journey, and a visit to Dali, China was a turning point for this aspiring artist. This was where she was first introduced to punch needle embroidery and learned the technique from local artisans before deciding to put her own twist on it.
“After some years, she redeveloped the traditional punch needle techniques to her own unique style and complexity. The Bai minority punch needle embroidery was done in a single layer like carpet. Youmeng reinvented the technique and added multiple layers and sculpting to create a more realistic and complex look.,” she writes on her official website.
Liu found inspiration in many different places over the years, but her outlook changed when she started using her skills to work on food embroidery. She made a pledge to herself to stitch together 301 embroidered artworks of common edible food items, as a way of exploring people’s relationship with food and the role it plays in their lives.
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]]>Cooking happens to be one of Fondacci’s favorite hobbies, and she came up with a creative way to share this passion with the world. She started the viral “eating like a celebrity challenge”, and her videos ended up attracting millions of views, countless heated comments, and 70,000 followers to her Instagram page.
Fondacci’s challenge usually involves three meals and snacks prepared over the course of 24 hours. They’re inspired by the information she finds online and accompanied by a disclaimer, “I do not claim to know what anybody eats and only base my videos on what I find on the internet and what works for my body.”
We’ve seen Fondacci recreate the favorite dishes of many A-list stars in her videos, including Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Zendaya, and Kendall Jenner. Celebrity-inspired videos remain the cornerstone of her Instagram page, but she also enjoys paying homage to beloved fictional characters and filming videos inspired by their favorite foods.
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]]>Winnie cultivated a unique aesthetic and eye for detail during her time at the Central St Martins College in London and spent years working in the fashion industry. She decided to take her career in a different direction once she discovered she had a knack for cake art and content creation, but her background as a designer certainly came in handy.
“I have been able to bring my unique perspective and creative vision to the world of baking design. I always incorporate my fashion background and travel wanderlust into my cake designs with bold colors, unexpected textures, and intricate details,” she writes on her official website.
She’s a huge fan of cakes with bold colors, unexpected textures, and intricate details, and they helped her brand Oh Cakes Winnie thrive and find viral fame. Her sweet treats attracted a million followers to her Instagram page, and you can try recreating her picture-perfect desserts because she enjoys sharing detailed recipes with the world.
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]]>Stankevych is an oil painter from Ukraine, whose amazing food art attracted almost 200,000 followers and millions of views to her Instagram page. She wants her three-dimensional representations of food to transcend traditional painting, and that’s why she enjoys using newspapers as a canvas.
(@juli.stankevych)Stankevych came up with the idea to focus on painting food during her travels through Indonesia, Turkey, France, and Egypt. The rich tapestry of global culinary experiences she got to explore significantly influenced her artistic vision.
“I like to depict traditional foods from different countries in my painting style. As a passionate foodie, I aim to capture and convey the joy and vibrancy of food, transforming each piece into a sensory celebration that invites viewers to savor the visual delight of everyday sustenance,” she writes on her Etsy page.
Stankevych shared hundreds of food videos on her Instagram page over the years, and they became a viral sensation because they perfectly capture every step of her creative process.
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