Ellie Rome
Ellie Rome
Episode 27: Eat Real Food with Zora Tabin, Founder of Wild Zora
Episode 27: Eat Real Food with Zora Tabin, Founder of Wild Zora
Episode 27: Eat Real Food with Zora Tabin, Founder of Wild Zora
Thursday 5th December 2019
Ellie Rome chats with Zora Tabin about creating Wild Zora's healthy snacks, overcoming business challenges, and the benefits of quality ingredients.
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Get the buttons here!Crafting Health: Zora Tabin's Wild Zora Snack Revolution
As long as we start with good ingredients, we can have it all, basically, and that's supporting people, wherever they are, with their lifestyle and allowing them, with our products, to travel and to be more free.
Imagine finding a snack that's not only healthy but also delicious. That's the journey Zora Tabin embarked on when she created Wild Zora. In this episode of 'Don't Eat Your Feelings with Mindfulbellie', Ellie Rome sits down with Zora to uncover the story behind her innovative snack line. From seeking out nutritious options for her kids to launching a successful business, Zora's path is filled with determination and passion.
They discuss the hurdles of starting a food business, the importance of quality ingredients, and how Wild Zora's minimally processed snacks stand out in a market flooded with artificial additives. Zora also touches on the benefits of the AIP diet and the convenience of freeze-dried backpacking meals. But it's not just about food; Zora emphasizes the role of social connections in our health journey.
She wraps up with an uplifting message, encouraging listeners to embrace wholesome ingredients and enjoy the convenience of healthy snacks. Tune in to hear Zora's inspiring story and gain insights into making healthier food choices.