-Mediterranean Diet Communications-
Food and Nutrition Writing
Elena is an experienced food, nutrition and health writer with 20 years experience. She provides engaging articles and stimulating content for websites, blogs, magazines, trade publications, newsletters, food and beverage companies, super markets and food related businesses.
Sponsored Posts and Consulting
As a Mediterranean diet expert, Elena partners with organizations and companies with a Mediterranean diet and cuisine focus. She collaborates with brands that she believes in and are in line with the Mediterranean Diet and her eating philosophy.
She can provide sponsored posts, nutrition consulting for product, service and program development. This includes development of marketing materials such as pamphlets, brochures and press releases and management of Social Media including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest
Presentations, seminars, workshops and cooking demonstrations
Elena discusses health, food and the Mediterranean diet with different types of audiences. She is available to speak at conferences, fairs, companies, schools, universities and other facilities. Her presentations are available in both English and Greek.
Recipe Development
Elena believes that healthy and delicious food is the ideal way to improve your eating habits, with that in mind she develops recipes that combine these two components while following the principles of the Mediterranean diet. She is available for development of Mediterranean inspired recipes for organizations, companies, media, individuals.
Get in touch!
Contact Elena at elena@olivetomato.com for more information and fees.
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15 Comments
Hi Elena
I’ve just come across your website and I’m already hooked. I live in UK and our diet here is dreadful, similar to US. I’ve started using your recipes and they are wonderful and simple and filling. May I ask what type of bread you would recommend please as a lot of our bread is highly processed and unhealthy?
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to share all your wonderful knowledge with us
Karen
Hi Elena I am not particularly fond of the taste of goat cheese can you suggest a substitute that will work well and I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and have read the Mediterranean Diet is good to help reduce inflammation is this really possible I really need to lose at least 60 lbs. and not just the inflammation but discomfort and back pain seem to immobilize me and yes I am looking to find some good exercise video’s I can incorporate into my daily routine I never was overweight until menopause now it’s a battle.
Hi Brenda, There are different types of non-cow cheeses. Feta is mostly sheep’s milk cheese, I would recommend trying a Greek brand and see how you like it. The Mediterranean diet is anti-inflammatory so it will help.
Hi Brenda
I’m struggling with exactly the same health issues as you. I’m praying this new way of eating will change my life and health. I hope so for you too
Karen
with weight loss in mind, what amount of walnuts is okay in 1 day?
I would like to start eating a Mediterranean diet and to get my family to do this way of eating also. How would you suggest we start eating a Mediterranean diet. I have been trying to research the Mediterranean diet but it gets confusing when you find different facts about the Mediterranean diet. Thank you!
Very inspiring. Beautiful photos make the difference.
Thanks Andrea!
where would you suggest we have Greek Easter dinner? we will be on Crete, but haven’t decided where. What do you suggest?
We are 3 adults, one teen and a toddler (!)
Julia
Julia,
Easter is a great time to be in Greece. There will be plenty of roasted lamb, and most villages and towns will roast lambs in the main squares. But any tavern will also be serving the traditional lamb as well. So I would just reserve beforehand.
Hi, Elena:
My wife and I adopted a Mediterranean way of eating over 13 years ago. For the longest we have embraced a southern Italian approach to this “diet”, but over the last 3 or 4 years we’ve begun to appreciate the traditional Greek (Cretan ) way.
Thanks for such a comprehensive, easy to read site. If you ever put out a cookbook, we’re on it.
Dear Butch,
Thank you! Congratulations on your healthy eating. Thank you for sharing! No book…yet
Hi Elena,
perhaps you can recommend a good book about the cretan diet?
There is not that much out there in regard to a Cretan diet guide, but thee is a book by Nikos Psilakis, it is an older book, if you find that , it includes authentic Cretan recipes
Hello Jojo you can contact me by email for any information related to my services. Thanks!