We were invited to check out the newest addition to the lush Waikato festival scene – Feast Waikato, food festival like you’ve never seen before. For a whole weekend, there were degustations in local restaurants, food workshops, outdoor cinema that everyone was talking about and, of course, tours to private vineyards, breweries, cheese factories and other intriguing places that are normally close for public.
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‘In Our Cabinet’ by Sharna McElligott (with photos by Alex Spodyneiko!)
by KseniiaLast year our dearest friend Sharna McElligott, owner of vegan cafe The Nourished Eatery, published her very own book. That makes me excited for many reasons and one of them is because Alex took all photos for this book!
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If you want to experience the fanciest Auckland has to offer, you go to Britomart: luxury shopping, fine dining and arguably the best ice-cream in the country – Giapo, brought to you by the beautiful Italian couple, Giapo and Annarosa.
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Though technically USA wasn’t the first overseas country to visit for me and Alex, in reality it was our first…
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I first met Hannah at the very beginning of her full-time “Real Rad Food” journey. After juggling her job at…
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When it comes to food, I’m seriously considering to name Tauranga “a vegan paradise”. So many vegan/raw/healthy food cafes around…
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Queenstown is a quintessential New Zealand getaway. Sitting on the shores of the picturesque Lake Wakatipu and surrounded by spectacular…
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– Ecuador bananas? No, thanks! In New Zealand you quickly become such a patriot, that you want to support local…
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New Zealand is blessed with talented, creative people. And finding someone doing something unique, special and useful is not a challenge here. Given that there is hardly any other country where launching your own business is that easy and quick, it comes as no surprise every second person we meet on a daily basis in New Zealand has his (or her) own business. And though they all are very different – from the raw desserts delivered to your doorstep to the cruelty-free beauty salons — there are two things they all share in common. Anything people do here is beneficial for the community and the environment, and is always actively supported by locals.
Recently Alex and I had a pleasure to meet Amber Campbell, inspiring co-owner of GoodBuzz Kombucha. Of course, we couldn’t resist to ask her for some tips on turning your passion into a nationwide company:)