Feed Your Soul: Healing, Food, and Truth with Else Talbot
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Feed Your Soul: Healing, Food, and Truth with Else Talbot
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In this heartfelt episode of Snap Talk, grab a cuppa and join me as I sit down with Else Talbot, Whole Food Plant-Based Chef and founder of the “Teach Me. Heal Me. Nourish Me.” movement.
After a major life event shifted everything for her family, Else began exploring a way of eating that wasn’t just about food, but about healing, vitality, and connection.
She unpacks what plant-based really means (no, it’s not just lettuce and lentils), how to have those tricky conversations at home, and how to bust the biggest myths: from protein panic to “it’s too expensive” objections. Why you really can have your cake and eat it, trust me, you will want more and more.
Whether you're curious, cautious, or craving a change, Else offers recipes, tips, and real-life tools to make plant-based eating simple and sustainable.
It’s not about giving up, it’s about daring to explore beyond the proudly South African braai and opening your tastebuds to a different, fun, and deeply delicious culinary experience.
Let’s talk food that fuels you, heals you, and a lifestyle that just might surprise you. Esle Talbot - founder of the Pure Plant Kitchen · Venetia Butler - The Snap Coach · Follow Venetia on LinkedIn · Follow Venetia on Instagram
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