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5 (Healthy) Food Blogs You Should Be Following

Because food is awesome

Sara Seagle

May 04, 2017

University of North Carolina School of the Arts

5 (Healthy) Food Blogs You Should Be Following

The Post Punk Kitchen

1. Fried Dandelions

If you feel like mixing it up a bit, this is the place to go. With tasty options like Pumpkin Curry Soup, Pineapple Curry Fried Quinoa, and Maple Bacon Ice Cream (odd, but delicious,) the inspiration is endless.

2. Fork & Beans

Cara over at Fork & Beans turned to a clean, unprocessed, whole foods diet as a way to combat her many health problems. The results? Go see for yourself! While you're at it, why not try some Gluten Free Pot Pies? Super easy to make, and by far one of the best GF pie crusts on the Internet.

3. Happy Herbivore

Not only does Lindsay have a blog stuffed full of free yumminess, she also the author of several recipe books. All of her recipes are completely oil-free, meaning you could totally eat an entire batch of Hawaiian Chickpea Teriyaki without any guilt!

4. Chocolate Covered Katie

As her blog title suggests, Katie specalizes in desserts. She's been featured on CNN, Fox, The Huffington Post, ABC's 5'oclock News, and The Odyssey (No need to thank me, Katie.) Her motto is "Eat dessert everyday." Don't forget to check out her savory dishes too! You'll have a hard time deciding which is better; the Thai Coconut and Peanut Butter Curry, or the Peppermint Chocolate Coconut Cookies.

5. Post Punk Kitchen

This is the place to go if you're craving something unhealthy, but don't want to feel heavy and yucky the next day. Isa puts together hearty, satisfying meals while sticking to (primarily) whole, unprocessed foods. Be sure to check out the Mushroom Stout Pie with Potato Biscuits and the Stonefruit and Lentil Salad with Creamy Mustard Vinegarette.

So, did you discover the theme? All these sites are 100% vegan. Why? Because it's the only lifestyle where you can eat 20 pancakes for dinner and still be healthy. Even if you're not a veg head, these recipes will leave you full and happy. Veggies don't bite, and you might just be pleasantly suprised by how tasty plant matter can be.

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