6 Healthy Food Instagram Channels We Love!
Social media has well and truly integrated with the day to day operations of almost every human on the planet. Most of us are even guilty of using social scrolling to either wake us up in the morning or to distract us from standing in a coffee, bank or MyCiti bus queue.
Wherever and whenever you use it, one thing is important to take note of, by asking yourself:
How do I feel after I scroll through my Instagram feed?
Do you normally feel inspired and educated or do you feel jealous and miserable?
If it’s more of the latter you need to know that it’s important for you to monitor your feelings and take charge to curate the type of experience you online. You have the power to control the images, ideas and themes that flash across your screen and the exposure you have to various social communities.
At PureGood we love following profiles that feed both our mind and soul. We follow individuals and companies who are looking to share their unique experiences whilst offering reliable advice, insights and engaging topics.
We’ve collected a list of some of our favourites who we would definitely recommend you follow:
Epicurious
“Since 1995, Epicurious has been the ultimate food resource for the home cook, with daily kitchen tips, fun cooking videos, and, oh yeah, over 33000 recipes.” – Source
Why we love their feed?
Epicurious is a great source for tried and tested cooking inspiration! Perfect for a Sunday scroll when you’re planning your menu for the week ahead!
Happy Culture Kombucha
“We are ambassadors of healthy and happy lifestyles, with an impassioned vision to evolve the world of beverages in line with the evolution of humankind. Through our brand and products, we strive to uplift your wellbeing, and inspire you to live, dream and be more.” – Source
Why we love their feed?
Happy Culture is a brand we absolutely can get on board with! Just one glance at their Insatgram bio is enough to show you why we’re very proud to stock their product at our Pure Good corporate cafes!
🔹Inspiring a beautiful evolution 🌈 ♥️⭐️ 🔹NATURALLY INVIGORATING 😀🍋
🔹Created with passion & good vibrations♥️
🌍 Be kind to nature
Oh Baby Co
“Real baby food, delivered to your door. It’s time for a baby food revolution! Our stage 1, 2, 3 baby blends & meal plans are thoughtfully designed by paediatric dietician, Kath Megaw to meet your baby’s nutritional needs. Made with fresh, high-quality ingredients and superfoods, no preservatives, no additives and no added sugar or salt. Ohbaby that’s fresh!” – Source
Why we love their feed?
With our owner, Shannon Smuts becoming a marvellous mummy last year, we’ve kept a keen eye on the much needed the real baby food revolution. This feed is perfect for moms, moms-to-be, dads and grandparents. Give it a go – there are loads of insights you’ll be able to pass on at the next kids party you find yourself at.
Team Plants
“Team Plants is a health media brand operated by naturopathic medical students who are passionate about promoting a plant-based lifestyle. We believe a plant based diet can radically improve your health and longevity. We are dedicated to providing you with practical and enjoyable content that will help you feel more vibrant and have increased energy.” – Source
Why we love their feed?
Team Plants do an excellent job in curating some of the best health advice currently circulating the internet. We love learning a little more each day when one of their posts pops up on our feed!
Bon Appetit Magazine
Bon Appétit started in 1956 and is an American food and entertaining magazine that is published monthly by Condé Nast. – Source
Why we love their feed?
What better way to experience some drool-worthy content than with the Bon Appetit team’s IG. Not only do they curate epic content from other Instagram channels, making it easy for you to get all your goodness in one place, but we’re also totally obsessed with this bunch becasue of their legacy as a culinary institution always keen to communicate the next best edible thing.
Umthunzi Farming Community
“Umthunzi farming community was established in March 2018. ‘Umthunzi’ means ‘shade’ in IsiXhosa, symbolising the support Umthunzi aims to provide to the soil, the plants, the farmers and our Cape Town community. Our mission is to support urban farmers to grow, sell and eat nourishing vegetables; improve consumer education and awareness of our local food system; and consciously link together all role players along the supply chain.” – Source
Why we love their feed?
Need the inspiration to cook more sustainably, locally or from scratch? Look no further than the Umthunzi channel. Whether you’d like to get ideas of how to get the most out of your produce or get stuck in with one of their harvest bags. This channel the perfect social community for you to grow your knowledge!
Got any suggestions for Instagram channels you love? Let us know so we can feature them in the next post!
