Jess Kapadia

The Spruce Eats • 8th March 2022

How Did Gluten-Free Bread Become So Big?

As more health-conscious consumers rid their diets of wheat, dozens of gluten-free bread brands have sprung up in supermarkets and health food stores. Are these small, often unimpressive-looking loaves taking over? What are they made from, and how were they developed? Should you try them? And what really is bread without gluten?

The history of gluten-free bread starts with the first wave of modern low and no-carb trends in the mid- to late 1990s. Flipping the script on the low-fat craze of the

Tonal • 1st March 2022

Accessories Shelf | Organize Your Workout Space

Learn more about this stunning floating shelf and the woman-led team that crafts it.

The Tonal Accessories Shelf is more than just a stylish way to organize and display Smart Accessories in your home workout space. It’s also a tool that can maximize training efficiency and a work of art carefully crafted by a team of woodworking artisans based in the United States. Read on for more information including the product specs and background on the certified woman-owned customized millwork specialist

LIVEKINDLY • 13th January 2022

The Ancient Japanese Secret to a Low-Waste Fridge

Miso’s popularity has surged in global cooking over the past decade. A staple ingredient of Japanese kitchens for centuries, this wonder ingredient has been bubbling up in unexpected places in the past few years, from soft, gooey miso chocolate chip cookies, to honey-miso barbecue sauce begging to be slathered on your bone-in jackfruit ribs. Miso has even enjoyed its own viral TikTok moment, thanks to Beatrice Laus—better known as award-winning indie singer-songwriter beabadoobee, who’s just one

LIVEKINDLY • 23rd September 2021

Venus Williams Tells Us Her Wellness Rules to Live By

When talking about tennis superstar Venus Williams, it’s hard to use anything but superlatives. She’s one of the greatest tennis players of all time, having won seven Grand Slam singles titles, 16 Grand Slam doubles titles and four Olympic gold medals. She’s also a best-selling author, NAACP Image Award recipient, and was the driving factor in achieving equal pay for female tennis players (among countless other professional and personal achievements). And Williams’ latest focus has been on welln

Food52 • 15th April 2021

One Mystery Box of Groceries = 5 Great Weeknight Recipes

Our friends at Imperfect Foods are reimagining grocery delivery. With just a few clicks, you can have all your must-have ingredients for the week (and beyond) shipped straight to your doorstep. To see just how far one Imperfect Foods order can take you, we sent Senior Editor Jess Kapadia a mystery box of groceries filled with pantry staples, produce, and more. Here are all the delicious dishes she cooked up…

I've been an Imperfect Foods customer for about a year, and have discovered that gettin

Food52 • 5th April 2021

Is a Duster the Best Dust Buster? These 6 Products Are Even Better.

Welcome to Your No-Sweat Guide to Spring Cleaning, a monthlong series that puts the fun (yep, for real!) back into cleaning. We’re talking spruce-ups that take less than 5 minutes, why-didn’t-I-think-of-that hacks, and hands-off cleaning tasks that basically…do themselves—plus our trustiest tools and helpers. The goal: Clean less, go outside more.

I live in a city where dust gets into apartments (without an invitation) through vents, radiators, windows, doorframes—you name it. No matter how oft

Food Republic • 5th December 2017

The Andaz Delhi Is For Lovers Of Indian Books, Art And Design

In Hungry Concierge, we travel the world to spot hotels that operate with their guests’ food and drink needs squarely in mind — hotels, both big and small, that are located in neighborhoods rich with bar and restaurant options. Because there’s nothing worse than having your trip derailed by crummy room service. The Andaz in Delhi, India, is a very worthy candidate.

Traveling to India will prove unpredictable in a thousand different ways. But the Andaz Delhi, located in the capital city’s Aeroci

Food Republic • 13th June 2017

Hôtel Bachaumont Is A Paris Dream, In Shades Of Teal

The Art Deco-inspired Hôtel Bachaumont opened less than two years ago on a quiet street in Paris’ central 2nd Arrondissement. It’s a 15-minute walk from many of the attractions you’d want to see on your first visit, and for more seasoned travelers, a short trip to several Metro lines. No matter what your familiarity with Paris may be, Hôtel Bachaumont will serve as an excellent home base and trip highlight in itself. Traverse the grand entrance and see for yourself.

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