Cool raw foodist YouTubers
Remember a little bit ago, I posted a preview primer post on the raw food lifestyle right here? It wasn’t much but that was when I had first started to research raw foods and things.
I’ve been watching some recipe videos & stuff and it’s pretty cool. I found these three great YouTube channels that offer some cool videos of tips, recipes and information on vegan raw foodism. If you’re kind of intimidated or opposed or just unfamiliar about the lifestyle, check it out — it’s worth looking into before making any judgments.
There’s a whole cuisine and world to raw food — it’s not just ALL spinach and cashews (although that is a large part of it
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Here they are. Surely there’s more but these are three I’ve found and subscribed to at YouTube. Fun stuff:
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The Raw Food World show with Matt Monarch and Angela Strokes, authors and raw foodist extraordinaires who run the raw food superstore, TheRawFoodWorld.com. Fun, (I think) daily show about raw food living. Recipes, interviews, tips, stuff like that. Check them out here.
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Ani Phyo’s Raw Food Kitchen (pronounced “Annie Pyoh”, not Fyo or anything) show on YouTube is one of my favorites. Tons of great recipes in an upbeat, couple-minute-long “uncooking” web show, with other resources on raw food living too. What I love are her desserts! Check Ani out here at her website or at YouTube.
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Karen Knowler’s The Raw Food Coach is today’s last-but-not-least features for raw foodists on YouTube. She offers recipes and tips, like my favorite raw almond milk and “staying raw on a plane“. Check her out at YouTube or her website too.
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So, I hope this list is a helpful little resource starter for anyone interested in some high quality video content on YouTube about the raw food lifestyle. Though it may seem strange or restricting, it seems like a very healthful, fresh and rewarding way to eat and I hope you’ll enjoy checking out these experts’ videos.
Enjoy and be well,
Brian






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