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The Smoothie Comes to Life

08/27/10

I “met” Lisa Orgler of The Lunch Box Project on Foodbuzz and was immediately enthralled with her food art. It’s whimsical and totally adorable. I submitted the smoothie photos from my blog in the hopes of getting my creations illustrated and luckily, the talented artist loves smoothies as much as I do! Check out her blog post about this masterpiece… Read More

This One’s for the Chocolate Lovers

08/24/10

Chocolate lovers take heed! My favorite way to enjoy chocolate lately is not in cupcake form. I’m loving raw cacao nibs which are as crunchy and satisfying as they are nutritious. Cacao is the source of all choocalte and cocoa but in a pre-processed form so it maintains all the antioxidants and minerals that uphold the claim that dark chocolate… Read More

My Favorite Kitchen Gadget

08/24/10

I’ve been cooking up big things at Marissa’s Well-being and Health (MWAH!) and as a result I’ve been a delinquent blogger. To make it up to you, I’ll be posting twice today and make sure to stay tuned for big news tomorrow! What’s better than an organic juice bar around the corner? Your very own at-home juicer, of course! When… Read More

Rice, Rice Baby

08/12/10

Last night I had one of my very best friends over for dinner. She lives in my hometown of Louisville, Ky and I can’t even remember how long it had been since I’ve seen her so we were really looking forward to catching up during her short visit to NYC. Instead of going to a busy restaurant or noisy bar,… Read More

Your Pantry Staple and 3-Ingredient Recipes

08/02/10

Over the weekend I was relaxing with this month’s issue of Real Simple and the question posed to readers was this: What is your favorite pantry staple? The answers ranged from pickles to pasta. I gave this some thought and figured mine would have to be tempeh. A product of Indonesia, tempeh is a high-protein fermented food traditionally made from… Read More

Good to the Last Drop

07/27/10

The humidity has let up a bit but it’s still sweltering in NYC. After yesterday’s morning run, I couldn’t wait to make one of my favorite juice recipes – pineapple mint juice. It’s super easy, tasty and refreshing, especially after an intense workout. Pineapple Mint Juice (from — where else? — The 3 Day Cleanse) 2 cups chopped, fresh pineapple… Read More

La La Leftovers

07/26/10

I love leftovers because they force me to get creative and try new recipes and they make for quick and easy meals. Cook once, eat two or three times! My boyfriend is traveling for work (again) so I’m eating for one this week and after Sunday’s stuffed peppers, I had some leftover stuffing which led me on a search for… Read More

Egg-cetera

07/25/10

One of the times I’m happiest is when I’m in the kitchen. Five years ago I would have never said that — I barely even set foot in my kitchen. What can I say – I’ve come a long way! Yesterday I spent a lot of time in the kitchen. One of our favorite Sunday breakfasts is eggs. Eggs are… Read More

Life’s A Beach

07/06/10

There’s no better place to spend 4th of July weekend then at the beach! Whenever I plan a trip to the beach, I make sure to pack lots of healthy snacks. It saves money and I can feel confident lying on the beach in my bikini having had healthy, wholesome food. Here are a few of the items on this… Read More

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Welcome! My name is Marissa and I’m a lover of all things health and wellness.As a NYC-based board-Certified Wellness Coach and Healthy Living Expert, I share my own health secrets, get-fit tips and the cooking expertise that has inspired countless women to change their relationship with food and turbocharge their health to become holistically hot in a way that’s fun and fearless.

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Hiking in the Hamptons. We did two hikes in the Ha Hiking in the Hamptons. We did two hikes in the Hamptons that we absolutely loved. Would have done more if the weather had cooperated. Both were family/kid-friendly and brought us out to the most stunning beaches: Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge (Sag Harbor) and Shadmoor State Park (Montauk) πŸ’šπŸ’‹πŸ₯Ύ
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The Hamptons so far ... workouts, matcha, hiking, The Hamptons so far ... workouts, matcha, hiking, swimming and nature. Our reason to escape the city πŸ’šπŸ’‹ 🏞️ 

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Have you tried any of these? πŸ’šπŸ’‹πŸ§΄ Have you tried any of these? πŸ’šπŸ’‹πŸ§΄
Three Summers ago my family and I came to Chicago Three Summers ago my family and I came to Chicago and there wasn't so much as a matcha cafe in sight. Now, so much matcha, so little time. Swipe through for my thoughts in each caption. πŸ’šπŸ’‹πŸ΅

The cafe itself had the cutest decor. The matcha had no flavor and all I could taste was the almond milk. 

Refreshing and not too sweet. The blueberry lemonade was the overarching flavor followed by the more bitter matcha. Perfect balance. 

Just a strawberry matcha. Nothing special and not the best I've had. 

This was an authentic Japanese spot with a premium matcha experience. They hand whisk it in front of you  and explain how they make it. I picked up a few tips. The matcha was authentic and rich. Only oat and whole milk options. 

Hand whisking and explaining the process in detail. 

Not a huge fan on oat milk in matcha because I think it overpowers the flavor. Overall, this was the most authentic like you'd get in Japan. 

Tbh, this was a basic coffee shop matcha but I loved the coffee shop itself. I made the mistake of agreeing that the syrup which was a sweetener. I don't like sweetened matcha so that knocked a star off. 

The most underwhelming of all. Drinkable but basic. Not bad, but I had too many other really good ones to measure against. 

This place has it all. The vibe, tbe energy, the neighborhood, the creative drinks, the community and a nice staff. 

This was the most delicious matcha I would give this place 1000 stars if I could. 

The place was bustling but they kept it moving and the staff was friendly despite the crowds and heavy drink orders. 

An authentic matcha experience with a modern edge. Seriously the best matcha and experience I've had at a matcha cafe.
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