Flat Peach Randomness

Flat Peaches! They are also called Saturn peaches and donut peaches (they are shaped and sized very similar to donuts-that just makes them even cuter). I first saw these peaches last year at Whole Foods in London and I just thought they were really beautiful. I didn’t see them again anywhere, until I randomly bumped into them at a grocery store in Athens. I was so excited that I found them again and got loads.

This kind of peach is white fleshed and sweeter than regular peaches (Somewhere between a regular peach and a donut, hehe). Eating one of these peaches will definitely make you smile.

I think they kinda look like fuzzy hearts as well. Maybe I should name them fuzzy heart peaches! Hopefully it will catch on :)

How’s your summer rolling everyone? Mine has been pretty good, filled with friends, yoga, fruit, sea and sand !

I just came back from a camping trip in Gaidouronissi, a small almost-deserted island under Crete, that I also went to last year. We were told that during the winter the is only 1 person living there! It is a really amazing place to go camping. The golden  beach, “liquid glass”-as we named it- water, the cedar forest and the sand dunes are a breathtaking landscape. When I am there I feel completely centered and grounded.

I wish you a summer filled with good friends and shoes filled with sand from magic places. And do some cartwheels or bridge poses on the sand while you are at it.

Mode : blissful & grounded

Soft-Serve Frozen Yogurt

You guys must think that all I eat these days is ice cream. Well, that’s not true, I still eat my green salad everyday and a few other things, but for some reason every recipe I create for the blog turns into an ice-cream. I hope you are enjoying the ice cream spiral I’m on. Today’s ice cream is soft-serve frozen yogurt, destined to cool you off.

I remember when I discovered frozen yogurt. It was about 9 years ago- There was a shop in Plaka making delicious frozen yogurt! You had a choice of frozen fruit  that they would blend for you with plain non-fat frozen yogurt! I was obsessed with it and always got the same flavor : fruits of the forest. I loved the tart taste and the fact that t was sugar free!

Flash forward 9 years later, I got a craving for that ice cream. But I don’t eat dairy anymore and that shop is probably gone. Since I had some raw coconut yogurt I made they other day and my freezer is overflowing with froen strawberries, I decided to try making some frozen yogurt!

It came out delicious and it’s really simple to make, so you won’t break a sweat while preparing this.

Ingredients (Serves 2)
-1 cup whole frozen strawberries
-3/4 cup chilled young coconut yogurt (click on the link to get the recipe)*

Blend the ingredients in a high speed blender until smooth and serve immediately.

*Now that its summertime and it’s warm, to make the yogurt just put the mixture in a bowl covered with a clean towel on your kitchen counter and leave it there to ferment for a fews hours (about 4-6). You need to try it every 2 hours to check how sour you want it to be, so it doesn’t turn out too sour.

Mode : Stretching

Watermelon Sour Cherry Cooler


Today was a good day. I spent it with my friends, making food, eating, laughing, dreaming and generally having fun. I made us this juice and it turned out to be very refreshing! My current obsession is fresh sour cherries-I eat them raw as a snack because how tart they taste! Traditionally in Greece we make a sour cherry juice, which is sweetened with sugar and it’s ultra-sweet. I thought to use watermelon to sweeten  it, and it worked like a charm. You won’t miss the sugar in this-and you will stay hydrated.


I also made some raw chocolate with Maria, and we put half of a sour cherry in each chocolate center-so good, seriously. The sour cherry in the middle was a life-changing experience :) So if you have fresh sour cherries, make sure you try this! Just let the chocolate set in the fridge, not the freezer so that the centers stay juicy ;)

Sweet & Sour Cooler

-1 small watermelon
-2 cups sour cherries
-1/2 cup ice

In a juicer juice all the fruits and combine. You can also use a blender and then strain, but first you will have to pit the cherries. Add ice and serve!

Mode : grateFULL

Pineapple Pops

More frozen treats! For some reason I cannot stop making them. My freezer is literally overflowing with ice pops, but I got this very pretty ice molds as a gift for my birthday and I couldn’t not try them out. So I chopped up a cup of sweet fresh pineapple, blended it until smooth and poured it in. I also added a bit of stevia-sweetened coconut milk to make a pina colada pop.
Pineapple makes the best ice pops. The texture is soft like a sorbet for some reason, and very sweet yet with no sugar added. Also the flavor will instantly transfer you at a tropical beach. (Well I wish, but this is as close as it gets for now)

Celebrate summer!

Mode : Sweat & Breathe