Podcasts about hot for food

Wish We Never Met food celeb and author Lauren Toyota? Listen to the new WWNM and find out!The best-selling cookbook author and mastermind behind the YouTube channel Hot For Food joins Amy and Dan to chat all about her new feature menu items with Fresh Kitchen + Juice Bar and how she's seen the world embrace plant-based eats over the past 10+ years.From there, Amy chats about the perils of having sick two year olds (foot and mouth disease makin' the rounds), Dan can't stop trying to make unnatural segues and then shares a tale of being deported from China. Yes, that really happened to him!THANK YOU for listening to Wish We Never Met! New episodes released every Thursday afternoon.Give this new podcast some love by clicking "follow" on Spotify or Apple, and consider leaving a 5-star review too!FOLLOW the podcast on social media - @wishwenevermetpodcastDo YOU have someone you wish you never met? Something you wish you never said? A place you wish you never went?Email us at wishwenevermetpodcast@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from YOU!

Starting a membership site, managing slow periods as an entrepreneur, and shifting your mindset around success with Lauren Toyota from hot for food. ----- Welcome to episode 431 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Lauren Toyota from Hot for Food. The Highs and Lows of Being a Food Creator for Over a Decade Lauren Toyota has been blogging for almost ten years and has had tremendous success during the past decade — two cookbooks, 450,000 subscribers on YouTube, and qualifying for Raptive. But all of these high points have been balanced by some professional lows, especially since the pandemic and becoming a mother. Lauren is incredibly honest in this interview about the current “slow” period of her business, and how her mindset has changed around her business goals recently. She openly shares her struggles, and how she views the future of hot for food. As part of the future of hot for food is Lauren's membership (EAT IT). Lauren walks listeners through the process of starting a membership and why she enjoys creating that type of content so much. This is a raw, transparent, brutally honest interview that we know will resonate with many of you! In this episode, you'll learn: What's changed (and what's stayed the same) since Bjork and Lauren last chatted on the podcast in 2016. The different experiences Lauren had writing and marketing her two cookbooks. How her business and mindset have changed over the last decade (especially due to the pandemic and becoming a mother). What the future of hot for food might look like. Why she decided to start a membership (EAT IT) on her website and what the process has looked like. How she's approaching creating content and growing her audience on YouTube. Resources: Hot for Food 079: How Finding a Unique Niche Led to YouTube Success with Lauren Toyota from Hot For Food Hot for Food Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes to Feed Your Face hot for food all day: easy recipes to level up your vegan meals The Iced Coffee Hour 1000 True Fans EAT IT by hot for food MemberPress The Getaway Co. Follow Lauren on Instagram and hot for food's YouTube page and her personal YouTube page Join the Food Blogger Pro Podcast Facebook Group ----- This episode is sponsored by Once Coupled and Clariti. Learn more about our sponsors by going to foodbloggerpro.com/sponsors. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Learn more about joining the Food Blogger Pro community at foodbloggerpro.com/membership

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Are you vegan curious, but afraid that your food won't taste delicious? Or worse, that the kids won't think that it tastes good? We've got answers! This week, Lauren Toyota of Hot For Food spills all her secrets for how to make vegan cooking taste great to all eaters, plant-based or not.

Many of us love a salad, but let’s face it, a pizza tastes better. Fruit salad is delicious, but nothing quite hits the spot like chocolate fudge cake. Rewind ten, even five years ago and a vegan’s diet would mostly consist of salad, pitta bread, and houmous. Gone are the days where we’d pay $15 for a salad in a restaurant because that was the only option. When you think of mac and cheese, ramen, Philly cheesesteak, and fried chicken, do you think vegan? If not, now you can. Lauren Toyota has been shaking up the internet and what it means to be vegan, on her YouTube channel and blog, Hot for Food. On her channel, create and post impressive recipe videos, proving that everything can be made vegan. She is also uniting vegan and comfort foods in her first-of-its-kind cookbook. Lauren Toyota is a Canadian TV personality who has worked for nearly ten years in the broadcast industry. For Toyota, being on air from a young age was always a dream come true – presenting, producing, and editing. In Vancouver, she was a MuchMusic VJ, working alongside A-listers like Selena Gomez, Pitbull and Justin Bieber. Although the broadcast path gave her endless opportunities, like traveling the world, she later on decided on becoming a host and producer, and now works as a full-time YouTuber/Blogger. Lauren and her unique vegan recipes have been featured in Laika Magazine, Women’s Health Magazine, BuzzFeed, Huffington Post, Thrive, and Clean Eating Magazine. She was also Food Network Canada’s first and only vegan blogger and contributor, regularly sharing exclusive recipes for Meatless Monday. For Toyota, being in the food industry almost seemed like her destiny. Even prior to becoming a vegan, she was always interested in modifying and experimenting with recipes. As a child, she had aspirations of being a chef and working in a restaurant. Although more casual and less glamourized than TV, Lauren says her social media platforms are for passionate food people to have an infinite resource of vegan recipes. In today’s episode of the Plant-based profit show, Lauren Toyota reveals having hundreds of thousands of combined followers, fans, and subscribers, from YouTube to Twitter to Instagram. – making herself an inspirational, influential voice of a generation. Lauren speaks to the value of delicious vegan comfort food as a means by which to effectively encourage people to take the blinders off. We will also chat with Toyota about her journey from being a VJ to a YouTube star and, most recently, her brand new cookbook Hot for Food – All Day. Here is my conversation with Lauren Toyota! SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS   LinkedIn- Lauren Toyota - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurentoyota/   Facebook - Lauren Toyota - https://www.facebook.com/itslaurentoyota   Instagram – Lauren Toyota - https://www.instagram.com/laurentoyota/?hl=en   Twitter – Lauren Toyota - https://twitter.com/laurentoyota   Official Website – Lauren Toyota - https://www.laurentoyota.com/   Official Website – Hot for Food- https://www.hotforfoodblog.com/  

LAUREN TOYOTA is the author of the best selling cookbook Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes To Feed Your Face. She’s been named one of Canada’s Most Influential Vegans (Impact Magazine) and has appeared on many National Television programs sharing her expertise for making vegan food fast and fun. Lauren’s YouTube channel, Instagram, and blog, hot for food, have amassed millions of views and devoted fans...."she also might be the sweetest person I have ever met" - Dustin HarderLauren Toyota: hotforfoodblog.com IG: @hotforfood / @laurentoyotaDustin Harder: veganroadie.com IG: @Theveganroadie David Rossetti: davidrossetti.com IG: @drossetti

Lauren Toyota is hot for food… as long as it’s vegan! She’s cooking up vegan love and bringing the increasingly popular lifestyle to food fans across the globe. Her knack for creating vegan versions of popular comfort foods like mac and cheese, burgers, caesar salad, and even cheesecake is helping to catapult the vegan lifestyle into the mainstream and proving that plant based diets are far from boring.  We chat about life + go deep into the meaning of it.

Welcome to “The Elements of Being” podcast, where I dissect and explore the minds and habits of psychologists, filmmakers, writers, and industry icons. Essentially, we learn what makes them flip the switch to achieve great feats, goals, and milestones…and a chance to geek out over the psychology behind human behavior.So, what is this podcast specifically about? I examine the mental and emotional narratives and processes that have steered writers, filmmakers, psychologists, and industry icons down their paths in life. Each episode is also a glimpse into the trends and patterns of human behavior and the underlying influences that navigate us into different directions. Whether we primarily focus on nutrition or the unconscious, guests share insights, thought-provoking lessons, the nuances of creativity, and the elements of being….us.I'm excited to share today's episode with you. From YouTube to Twitter to Instagram, Lauren Toyota has hundreds of thousands of combined followers, fans, and subscribers. She seamlessly transitioned from close to 10 years as a television host and producer to an independent, self-made content producer.Every Wednesday, you can find Lauren sharing gourmet vegan comfort food recipes on the “hot for food” YouTube channel that now boasts nearly 473,000 subscribers and over 36 million channel views since launching in February of 2015. Her debut cookbook, Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes To Feed Your Face (Ten Speed Press/Penguin Random House) became a best seller and is available now wherever books are sold. Her second cookbook is set for release in February 2021. Among other accolades, Lauren Toyota was also named Canada's Most Influential Vegan by IMPACT magazine in 2017 and one of the Powerhouse Canadian Women Killing it in 2018 by Refinery29.In our interview, we covered everything from the mindset of a host to living with intent. Here's what we specifically discussed:-The evolution of Lauren's vegan philosophy, her cookbook, and “Hot for Food” YouTube channel-Managing personal and professional criticisms-How Lauren maintains her genuine connection with the art and science of cooking while serving the professional need to produce weekly-The challenges of managing the line between being genuine and sharing too much of your personal self-Being mindful of a growing audience without succumbing to the pressures of "It's never big enough”-Rising above failure-Checking in with your intuition and living with intent***To learn more about Lauren Toyota, visit https://www.hotforfoodblog.com. You may also subscribe to her “Lauren in Real Life” and “Hot for Food” YouTube channels as well as Instagram (@hotforfood), Facebook (hot for food), and Twitter (@hotforfood). You can find her cookbook, Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes To Feed Your Face wherever fine books are sold!***Interested in sponsoring the podcast or being a guest? Please visit https://www.theelementsofbeing.com/psychology-podcast-contact-us.***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/Itunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and other listeners and guests definitely appreciate them!

In This Special Bonus Episode, I sit down in conversation with Lauren Toyota of Hot For Food, making her second appearance on the show. We discuss why I took time away from the podcast after season 1, ending toxic relationships and reclaiming your power, figuring out navigating partnership while in Quarantine together, finding balance while working from home, earning and building trust, animal conservation and the global expansion of the collective consciousness. Tune into our frequency.      LAUREN TOYOTA IG @laurentoyota @hotforfood TWITTER @laurentoyota @hotforfood YOUTUBE Hot For Food     INSTAGRAM  @jeffreybchapman @conversationswithothers TWITTER @jeffreybchapman @CWOpodcast CONTACT conversationswithotherspodcast@gmail.com  www.conversationswithothers.com OUTRO MUSIC "LOOKING FOR ANOTHER" BY BRITTANY ALLEN   In This Episode We Discuss:   •Together We Rise •#MAYDAY Global Day of Meditation  •Tony Robbins  •Michael Bernard Beckwith •Hot For Food •JBC What’s The Tee w RuPaul & Michelle Visage •Sounds True: Donna Eden •Donna Eden Daily Energy Routine •The Tapping Solution •Ishmael by Daniel Quinn •Vegan Comfort Classics 101 Recipes To Feed Your Face       

Episode references and resources: PlantEd Project website Health Canada's Food Guide Tips for going plant-based (1, 2) Recipe blogs: Hot For Food, Minimalist Baker, Oh She Glows If you enjoyed learning about Jackie's journey, check out these conversations on skill-building, creating change and following your passions: Cater your degree to your passions with Jeffray Behr How to be a young entrepreneur with Tania Del Matto Breaking boundaries in research with Dr. Sarah Wolfe Starting a national youth environmental group with PickWaste It’s time to Clear the Air of all this confusion about climate change. It’s time to learn how we, the youth climate leaders of today, can make a change. It’s time to take our future into our own hands. Make sure to rate, subscribe and follow the Clear the Air Podcast, and follow the journey on social media: Website: https://ctablog.ca Podcast site: https://ctablog.ca/podcast Instagram: @_ctablog Twitter: @_ctablog YouTube: Clear the Air Don't forget to share your sustainability journey on social media and tag Clear the Air!

Chloe Wilde and Lauren Toyota met in 2013 on a reality show, one was a contestant and one was the host of the show. Tune in to hear the story. As one of Canada's most recognizable media voices, Lauren Toyota has made a name for herself as an inspirational, influential voice of a generation. With armies of social audiences hanging on her every word, Lauren is now living the dream as her very own modern day media outlet having seamlessly transitioned from close to 10 years as a national television host to independent, self-made content producer for more than 8 successful social channels. After a successful decade on national television, running her own business, and authoring a cookbook, Lauren has conquered it all and is truly living her dream. She attributes focus and visualization, hard work ethic and perseverance, as well as integrity and a positive attitude to getting her where she is today. The history of hot for food is short and sweet. It launched as a blog in February 2014 and earned over 10,000 visitors within the first week! On hot for food, Lauren is cooking up vegan love and bringing the increasingly popular lifestyle to food fans across the globe. Her knack for creating vegan versions of popular comfort foods like mac and cheese, burgers, caesar salad, and even cheesecake is helping to catapult the vegan lifestyle into the mainstream and proving that plant based diets are far from boring. Every Wednesday, Lauren has a show where she shares gourmet vegan comfort food recipes on the YouTube channel that now boasts over 400,000 subscribers and over 26 million channel views! Follow along with Lauren on social media: @hotforfood

You might recognize Lauren Toyota from her TV days as a former MTV and MuchMusic Canada Host. In 2014, she launched Hot for Food as a blog to share her vegan lifestyle. Hot for Food then expanded into a Youtube Channel which now has over 470,000 subscribers and over 35 million channel views. In 2018, she authored her first vegan cookbook, Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes to feed your Face, which became an instant best seller. Currently, she is devoted to creating engaging content on her Youtube channels, and working on her second cookbook. In this episode, we talk about her transition as a tv host to a digital content creator, what it's like to be a woman of color in the public eye, how she successfully launched Hot for Food and grew a massive online community, and how she balances being authentically herself in her personal vlogs, while still keeping some of her life private. Check out her delicious recipes either on her blog, cookbook or Youtube channel. Seriously, they are so easy to follow and they're vegan! I hope you enjoy this week's episode.

You might recognize Lauren from her TV days as a former MuchMusic VJ and MTV Canada Host. In 2014, she launched hot for food as a blog to share her vegan lifestyle. hot for food then expanded into a Youtube channel which now has over 450,000 subscribers and over 32 million channel views. She recently debut her first cookbook, Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes to Feed Your Face, which is now available wherever books are sold. In this episode, Lauren and I talk about how she transitioned from a TV career to being a Youtuber, her journey with meditation, and how the law attraction has helped her manifest her life.

My guest today is all about making vegan food fast, fun and of course absolutely delicious! Lauren Toyota is a former MuchMusic VJ and MTV Canada host and you can tell, this lady is polished! Her popular Youtube channel and blog, Hot For Food, attracts a wide and engaged audience… in fact the Hot For Food YouTube channel is fast approaching 500,000 ... READ MORE The post E586: Vegan Comfort Food Classics with Lauren Toyota. appeared first on Healthification.

Former Canadian music channel personality turned YouTube food blogger Lauren Toyota joins the podcast to talk about her book VEGAN COMFORT CLASSICS, trying to find acceptance into the vegan cooking scene and the challenges of breaking up with your business partner.   Elsewhere on the show, Matt & Michelle question the existence of hot beef sundaes and alluring versions of animal food company mascots.

Lauren Toyota from Hot for Food joins the show to discuss cooking tips, eating healthier, saving animals, best vegan dishes to bring to social gatherings, and how not to be afraid of the kitchen. Her new cookbook Vegan comfort classics: 101 Recipes to Feed Your Face is available everywhere books are sold. Vegan Comfort Classics cookbook Hot for Food Youtube Channel Lauren Toyota Youtube Channel Instagram: @hotforfood Instagram: @laurentoyota News of the Day Excuse of the Day: Eating animals is legal Activist Tip of the Day: Gift a vegan cookbook The Livegan Podcast Patreon Page The Livegan Podcast Facebook PageThe Livegan Podcast Instagram Page

My guest for this episode is Lauren Toyota. She is a former MTV host, turned Youtubber, and vegan chef, and is the author of the best-selling cookbook: Hot Fod Food - Vegan Comfort Classics. She recently came to Vancouver to celebrate the launch of her book and I got to catch up with her and talk about her brand new book and all-things vegan! So without further a due, here’s Lauren Toyota.

It's another first on PRIV Talks as the girls welcome their first vegan Boss Babe. Lauren Toyota is the vegan mastermind behind the blog & YouTube channel turned cookbook Hot For Food. Donni, Bailey & Leah pick this babe's brain about all things vegan nacho cheese, the nostalgia of Much Music VJ's and how losing a job turned into one of the best experiences. Tune in to find out how Lauren created a best selling cookbook in only 6 months and why she chooses not to be comparative. | #PRIVtalks

This week I’m talking to Lauren Toyota. She’s an author, creator of Hot For Food, and host of Lauren In Real Life. In her past life, Lauren Toyota was a MuchMusic VJ and nationally recognized TV host and producer for nearly 10 years.  In this episode we discuss accepting your “flaws”, anger issues, maintaining and […]

Lauren Toyota is a former MTV Canada host and a YouTube sensation. Her channel and blog, Hot For Food, attract a wide and engaged audience of young people curious about how to make vegan food fast and fun. In less than two years, her YouTube channel has gained 330,000 subscribers. She lives in Toronto, Canada.  Her cookbook, Vegan Comfort Classics: 101 Recipes To Feed Your Face (Coming out February 27, 2018), is a fun and irreverent take on vegan comfort food that’s saucy, sweet, sassy, and most definitely deep-fried. Lauren's life back then wasn't so easy.  She used to be bullied for being mixed race which made her feel isolated.  It was in those moments of isolation that she was able to discover her inner voice that gave her the confidence to become her true self.   Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Lauren's episode, Lauren's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Our conversation with Stump Kitchen was one of those chats where we lose track of time. Guest Alexis and the hosts were sad to see the time was up. That just means we’ll have to have Alexis back or convince her to watch a bad movie for Film Frown. This episode revolves around producing the cooking show, dealing with mental health, eating a pre-dinner when you’re making risotto, sweat pant shopping and stump squeezing. Many of the Stump Kitchen recipes featured are vegan, gluten-free creations of Alexis. Inspiration often comes from Hot For Food, Minimalist Baker, Oh She Glows, and Thug Kitchen cookbooks. Cooking with guests means a lot of laughing for Alexis. She mentions this episode with Natalee as an example. W.C. Fields said, “Never work with children or animals.” A pizza sauce food fight with Ethan. A Mom has her 3 year old dress her for a week. Alexis is open to share her story, she just asks that you respect her. In one of her “Ask me anything” vids a commenter suggests that Alexis have Courtney Gilmour on Stump Kitchen. Courtney has this great read on XOjane that pairs well with our discussion of respect. Fidget Cube versus an Alexis belch! Aside from the joy of getting her stump in a lime, Alexis loves Kala namak. “Tastes like eggs,” says our friend. Recommended Vegan Deviled Eggs from Jazzmin Kaita. Alexis is distracted by Chris’ Stylophone Beatbox. The best introduction to that is probably from Brett Domino. Writing versus typing? Chris pitches Morning Pages again. We need to eat some of those smashed potatoes! Also, peanut butter cups for dessert, y’all! Some of Alexis’ recommendations are My Drunk Kitchen, Liv’s Healthy Life, Jazzmin Kaita and if you want more feel free to reach out to her with the links below. Alexis would love to hear from you. Subscribe to Stump Kitchen and support our incredible new friend Alexis. Chris tried those peanut butter cups, and yeah, throw money at the Stump Kitchen Patreon because, delicious! Follow her on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The one stop link is stumpkitchen.com. Thanks for listening! You rock! Oh, and let’s find Alexis a gluten-free vegan hot dog! Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon

Achieving career dreams, moving to YouTube, finding a niche, and working with multichannel networks with Lauren Toyota from Hot for Food. ----- Welcome to episode 79 of the Food Blogger Pro podcast! This week, Bjork interviews Lauren Toyota from Hot for Food about how she grew her YouTube following.   When starting (or running) a business, it can be tempting to look at what other successful people have done and try to do the same thing. If they were successful doing this, then you should be, too, right? While that scenario sometimes plays out, oftentimes you just become another fish in a sea of fish that are all doing the same thing. Lauren Toyota from Hot for Food found her success by diving into a newer niche and producing content in a way that no one else had done before. And it worked - she amassed just about 200k followers in just one year on YouTube. Today she’s here to talk about how it all went down. In this episode, Lauren shares: How she was able to achieve her teenage career dream What goals she had when starting her blog What her typical day looks like How she started doing YouTube videos What inspired her popular Recipe? segment How they set up their lighting & audio How their social following helped grow their YouTube channel How an MCN helped her monetize her channel How brand partnerships work with Hot for Food   Resources: Adobe Premiere Episode 010: Working with Brands on YouTube with Beth Le Manach from Entertaining with Beth Kin Community Network Hot for Food on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and Twitter Lauren in Real Life on YouTube Hot for Food on YouTube Hot for Food Blog If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com. Be sure to review us on iTunes!  

For this week's instalment of Extrastuffs, we've got the extended version of our chat with YouTuber and Vegan vlogger, Lauren Toyota. In this longer cut, we include more of our conversation about working in media and what it takes to create a successful brand in this day and age, along with learning about Lauren's transition to veganism. Leading up to Season 3 of Foodstuffs, we're bring you weekly instalments of bonus content: extended cuts, bonus interviews and panel discussions on a range of topics we covered last season. Stay tuned for more #tbt Extrastuffs every Thursday leading up to Season 3, kicking off this November!

We've reached the end of Season 2! On Ep 20, we look back at the season, Bryan talks with an old friend who went from working on a well respected TV channel to creating her own job as a vegan multimedia entrepreneur & then Jess stops by the Newcomer Kitchen. Bryan meets up with Lauren Toyota to learn from her experience growing an audience for her vegan blog, Hot for Food, in the new media wild west. And Jess hears how a Syrian couple turned their social work experience in the Middle East in to work facilitating for their peers in the food sector here in Toronto, with the help of a forward-thinking restaurant owner. This episode is dedicated in loving memory of Alex Souslov.