urbanfoodie

*20-something, filipina american urbanite
(Minneapolis via NYC, SF, & the Chicagoland area)
*creator, consumer, and all-around enthusiast of food

Dec 21
Perhaps budgetary concerns are forcing you to be a little bit more resourceful over the holidays. Maybe you hate to throw away food magazines because one day you might make that paella recipe. Either way, you can take advantage of the lush photography in food mags by recycling the pages as wrapping paper for small gifts. Here, I’ve wrapped bars of chocolate in the colorful pages of Food and Wine.
It’s cheap! It’s green! It’s non-denominational! Use yarn, ribbon, twine, or whatever you have laying around to jazz it up.

Perhaps budgetary concerns are forcing you to be a little bit more resourceful over the holidays. Maybe you hate to throw away food magazines because one day you might make that paella recipe. Either way, you can take advantage of the lush photography in food mags by recycling the pages as wrapping paper for small gifts. Here, I’ve wrapped bars of chocolate in the colorful pages of Food and Wine.

It’s cheap! It’s green! It’s non-denominational! Use yarn, ribbon, twine, or whatever you have laying around to jazz it up.


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