Eat Like A
Nutritionist

TRANSFORM YOUR KITCHEN
TRANSFORM YOUR HEALTH –
                      NUTRITIONIST SECRETS AWAIT

Get The Holistic Kitchen Glow Up Guide:
Four Simple Steps To Start Cooking Well Today

 

Olivia’s Wellness Window

STEP INTO MY KITCHEN–JOIN 10,000 WEEKLY READERS FOR A BTS OF WHAT I’M EATING, COOKING AND HOW TO MASTER WHOLE FOOD LIVING LIKE A HOLISTIC NUTRITIONIST
 

Hey, I’m Liv

A holistic nutritionist (BSc) and whole food cook specialising in sugar-free and gut-friendly recipes with a focus on the magic of real food.

When it comes to wellness, it’s about what you can have, not what you can’t.

Hey, I’m Liv

A holistic nutritionist (BSc) and self-proclaimed healthy chef specialising in sugar-free and gut-friendly recipes with a focus on the magic of real food. When it comes to wellness, it’s about what you can have, not what you can’t.

AS SEEN IN

Free Workshop
Title Goes Here

WORKSHOP OR CLASS SUBTITLE HERE

Short paragraph synopsis detailing the workshop or class. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Diam proin pellentesque id diam dictum. Risus pellentesque ultrices bibendum a viverra.

Free Workshop Title Goes Here

WORKSHOP OR CLASS SUBTITLE HERE

Short paragraph synopsis detailing the workshop or class. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur. Diam proin pellentesque id diam dictum. Risus pellentesque ultrices bibendum a viverra.

A bowl of golden goodness from earlier this week - simple, soothing, and surprisingly flavourful (the key is a really flavoursome broth).

Here’s the rough recipe, real-life style:
	1.	Sauté ½ an onion and 1 clove garlic in coconut oil.
	2.	Add 2 cups cooked chickpeas and 2 sliced zucchinis. Stir to coat.
	3.	Pour in 3–4 cups of chicken stock or chicken bone broth (homemade or the most flavourful one you’ve got).
	4.	Bring to a boil, then let it simmer gently.
	5.	Stir in a big handful of chopped Tuscan kale and ½ tsp turmeric.
	6.	Season to taste and serve with a good squeeze of fresh lemon.

I prefer to soak and cook chickpeas myself, but canned works in a pinch. The magic really comes from the broth. Let me know if you give it a go! 

#cooklikeanutritionist #wellness #healthyrecipes #healthycooking #weeknightdinner

A bowl of golden goodness from earlier this week - simple, soothing, and surprisingly flavourful (the key is a really flavoursome broth).

Here’s the rough recipe, real-life style:
1. Sauté ½ an onion and 1 clove garlic in coconut oil.
2. Add 2 cups cooked chickpeas and 2 sliced zucchinis. Stir to coat.
3. Pour in 3–4 cups of chicken stock or chicken bone broth (homemade or the most flavourful one you’ve got).
4. Bring to a boil, then let it simmer gently.
5. Stir in a big handful of chopped Tuscan kale and ½ tsp turmeric.
6. Season to taste and serve with a good squeeze of fresh lemon.

I prefer to soak and cook chickpeas myself, but canned works in a pinch. The magic really comes from the broth. Let me know if you give it a go!

#cooklikeanutritionist #wellness #healthyrecipes #healthycooking #weeknightdinner
...

141 3
I say this with love—and from experience. I used to love a “girl lunch” which is code for snacks but the reality is, unless you are making a decent meal, that kind of snacking and grazing generally leaves you dissatisfied at the end of the day. 

It’s kind of that “not full but not hungry” feeling you know? I find this not only leads to bad digestion but also makes it hard to make eating decisions later - and often ends in snacks for dinner too. This often happens to me and I just really don’t feel good like that! 

So this post is also a message to myself 💁‍♀️

You don’t need to meal prep (this lunch was something I made without any prep and all store bought ingredients). But you do need a default lunch formula—and a few go-to “no prep” ingredients to pull together a decent meal quickly (this one took five minutes to make and another five to eat). 

Here are my favourite things to have on hand for an actual lunch meal that doesn’t require cooking. 
- smoked wild salmon 
- Pickles 
- A good olive oil 
- Wraps (I love these gluten and grain free ones) 
- Goats cheese 
- Everything bagel seasoning 🫠

Save this for the next time you’re tempted to snack your way through the day.

#healthyfood #wellness #healthyrecipes #womenshealth #nutrition

I say this with love—and from experience. I used to love a “girl lunch” which is code for snacks but the reality is, unless you are making a decent meal, that kind of snacking and grazing generally leaves you dissatisfied at the end of the day.

It’s kind of that “not full but not hungry” feeling you know? I find this not only leads to bad digestion but also makes it hard to make eating decisions later - and often ends in snacks for dinner too. This often happens to me and I just really don’t feel good like that!

So this post is also a message to myself 💁‍♀️

You don’t need to meal prep (this lunch was something I made without any prep and all store bought ingredients). But you do need a default lunch formula—and a few go-to “no prep” ingredients to pull together a decent meal quickly (this one took five minutes to make and another five to eat).

Here are my favourite things to have on hand for an actual lunch meal that doesn’t require cooking.
- smoked wild salmon
- Pickles
- A good olive oil
- Wraps (I love these gluten and grain free ones)
- Goats cheese
- Everything bagel seasoning 🫠

Save this for the next time you’re tempted to snack your way through the day.

#healthyfood #wellness #healthyrecipes #womenshealth #nutrition
...

4851 35
A bowl of golden goodness from earlier this week - simple, soothing, and surprisingly flavourful (the key is a really flavoursome broth).

Here’s the rough recipe, real-life style:
	1.	Sauté ½ an onion and 1 clove garlic in coconut oil.
	2.	Add 2 cups cooked chickpeas and 2 sliced zucchinis. Stir to coat.
	3.	Pour in 3–4 cups of chicken stock or chicken bone broth (homemade or the most flavourful one you’ve got).
	4.	Bring to a boil, then let it simmer gently.
	5.	Stir in a big handful of chopped Tuscan kale and ½ tsp turmeric.
	6.	Season to taste and serve with a good squeeze of fresh lemon.

I prefer to soak and cook chickpeas myself, but canned works in a pinch. The magic really comes from the broth. Let me know if you give it a go! 

#cooklikeanutritionist #wellness #healthyrecipes #healthycooking #weeknightdinner

A bowl of golden goodness from earlier this week - simple, soothing, and surprisingly flavourful (the key is a really flavoursome broth).

Here’s the rough recipe, real-life style:
1. Sauté ½ an onion and 1 clove garlic in coconut oil.
2. Add 2 cups cooked chickpeas and 2 sliced zucchinis. Stir to coat.
3. Pour in 3–4 cups of chicken stock or chicken bone broth (homemade or the most flavourful one you’ve got).
4. Bring to a boil, then let it simmer gently.
5. Stir in a big handful of chopped Tuscan kale and ½ tsp turmeric.
6. Season to taste and serve with a good squeeze of fresh lemon.

I prefer to soak and cook chickpeas myself, but canned works in a pinch. The magic really comes from the broth. Let me know if you give it a go!

#cooklikeanutritionist #wellness #healthyrecipes #healthycooking #weeknightdinner
...

141 3
I say this with love—and from experience. I used to love a “girl lunch” which is code for snacks but the reality is, unless you are making a decent meal, that kind of snacking and grazing generally leaves you dissatisfied at the end of the day. 

It’s kind of that “not full but not hungry” feeling you know? I find this not only leads to bad digestion but also makes it hard to make eating decisions later - and often ends in snacks for dinner too. This often happens to me and I just really don’t feel good like that! 

So this post is also a message to myself 💁‍♀️

You don’t need to meal prep (this lunch was something I made without any prep and all store bought ingredients). But you do need a default lunch formula—and a few go-to “no prep” ingredients to pull together a decent meal quickly (this one took five minutes to make and another five to eat). 

Here are my favourite things to have on hand for an actual lunch meal that doesn’t require cooking. 
- smoked wild salmon 
- Pickles 
- A good olive oil 
- Wraps (I love these gluten and grain free ones) 
- Goats cheese 
- Everything bagel seasoning 🫠

Save this for the next time you’re tempted to snack your way through the day.

#healthyfood #wellness #healthyrecipes #womenshealth #nutrition

I say this with love—and from experience. I used to love a “girl lunch” which is code for snacks but the reality is, unless you are making a decent meal, that kind of snacking and grazing generally leaves you dissatisfied at the end of the day.

It’s kind of that “not full but not hungry” feeling you know? I find this not only leads to bad digestion but also makes it hard to make eating decisions later - and often ends in snacks for dinner too. This often happens to me and I just really don’t feel good like that!

So this post is also a message to myself 💁‍♀️

You don’t need to meal prep (this lunch was something I made without any prep and all store bought ingredients). But you do need a default lunch formula—and a few go-to “no prep” ingredients to pull together a decent meal quickly (this one took five minutes to make and another five to eat).

Here are my favourite things to have on hand for an actual lunch meal that doesn’t require cooking.
- smoked wild salmon
- Pickles
- A good olive oil
- Wraps (I love these gluten and grain free ones)
- Goats cheese
- Everything bagel seasoning 🫠

Save this for the next time you’re tempted to snack your way through the day.

#healthyfood #wellness #healthyrecipes #womenshealth #nutrition
...

4851 35