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Live Well Anyway

S8 Ep188: How to Nourish Our Families Seasonally and Sustainably with Whitney Aronoff

Live Well Anyway

MacKenzie Koppa

Books, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement, Education, Mental Health, Arts

4.6605 Ratings

🗓️ 25 July 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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In this episode MacKenzie talks with health-supportive personal chef Whitney Aronoff. They dive deeply into how to nourish ourselves seasonally and sustainably, as well as some behind-the-scenes into the life of a personal chef.

Some of Whitney’s Best Tips and Insights-

  • A lot of the “heath” products we are now seeing are actually processed foods

  • Always check labels- never trust a store’s personal brand

  • Shop straight off of manufacturer’s websites to get the best prices, most options, and freshest products

  • When we go out to eat we are paying for more than just the food- we are paying the staff, the ambiance, and so much more

  • Fruit is one of the best ways to eat seasonally

  • Farmers Markets are a great way to get you out of a food rut

  • Look at your favorite restaurant’s menus for meal planning inspiration

  • Avoid seedless fruit at all costs

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0:00.0

Welcome to Live Well Anyway.

0:07.1

I'm your host, Mackenzie Kappa.

0:08.8

On this podcast, we journey together in learning how to feel healthy, look good, and plan

0:13.7

lives we actually like in the midst of all the everyday chaos.

0:17.5

I'm so glad you're here.

0:19.2

And on today's episode, I have health supportive personal

0:22.6

chef Whitney Aronoff. This episode was so interesting to me because obviously she is catering

0:29.1

to people who live a very different life than what I live. She is a personal chef. But because of that,

0:35.0

she had so many great insights into how we can be preparing food

0:38.9

for ourselves and our families that is as healthful and vibrant as possible. She talks a lot about

0:45.5

how we can live seasonally and sustainably. She also gave us a lot of great tips in this episode

0:52.2

for things to look out for, things that we might not

0:55.3

otherwise be aware of, how to make the most of our shopping, how to do our shopping to the best

1:00.5

of our abilities, so we're getting the most nutritious foods for our families. It was so insightful.

1:06.2

I've put a ton of tips into the show notes. So if you want to glean anything that she talks about in this

1:12.1

episode, it is all right there. I've got links to all of the things that she references. Just go to

1:17.4

mackenziecopa.com slash podcast or of course you can swipe up in whatever app you are listening to

1:23.0

the show on and you'll be able to find all of the show notes right there. But it was just so

1:27.3

helpful, really interesting. I think you're really able to find all the show notes right there. But it was just so helpful,

1:28.1

really interesting. I think you're really going to like this episode. But before we get there,

1:33.6

I know a lot of people are doing a lot of back-to-school shopping right now, thinking about going

1:38.3

into a new school year. And if you want help with any of your shopping, I would love if you came over

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