Excuse My Grandma While We Get Healthy in the Kitchen With Danielle Brown
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Who is Danielle Brown and what does she do?
Welcome back to another episode of Excuse My Grandma. It's Kim and my co-host, Grandma Gail. And this week we're excited to welcome Danielle Brown from Healthy Girl Kitchen on social media. We have been loving following her. I always save all your recipes. I have to still make them because I'm the worst with cooking, but I care so much about like nourishing myself and about food. Grandma's working on it.
Not doing a good job, Kim. I'm still eating the, the, uh, processed foods, which you hate when I bring them home.
Right. And then Danielle has written two cookbooks. One is already out. Grandma's getting it to hold up. I'm going to put it on.
There it goes.
That one is Healthy Girl Kitchen, 100-plus plant-based recipes to live your healthiest life. And her next book, Life-Changing Salads, is available for pre-order. That will be out in April of this year.
um she currently lives in boca with her husband and son so we're gonna hear all about it danielle thanks for joining us yay thank you guys so much for having me i've been the biggest fan of you guys thank you major fan girl i feel like i'm friends with you just also like just a fellow jewish girl yeah who feels like this connection to you guys and i didn't grow up with grandparents like they had passed when i was born so i feel like when i listen to you speak and everything i feel like you're like a surrogate grandma that's what
We hear that a lot and thank you very much because it's very important. It's sort of what we're intending to do. in many cases, because we have that feedback that so many people don't have the privilege of having grandparents around. And so I'm everybody's grandma now.
Are you close? Oh, go ahead. Oh, no, I was just going to say, I remember watching you guys during COVID, and it was more so like you styling Kim. Right. Like that was like the original.
We're still doing it. We're still doing it, but less.
I love just like the no filter, super honest, and like, you're like, Grandma, do you like this? You're like, no, so ugly. Yeah.
Unfortunately, this is our relationship. Unfortunately, it's real life. It's real life. It really is real life. We have a difference in style. And we are sort of blending it more together now. But in the beginning, it was way off. Now we're sort of getting into a middle road. And we're seeing each other's. She wants to be a little more trendy than I would like her to be. But she's young. You make me dress like you. Well, that's what's happening. You mix in the classics. Yes. Yeah. Because we both are very small. See, and you're taller, so you don't have this issue. I'm 5'2". Oh, so we're all the same height. Oh my God, three people with the same, that's really crazy in today's world.
I have five inch heels on.
And it's very, oh, that's, because it's very hard for, you know, we talk about this often. Shorter women have a little bit harder time finding jackets that fit properly and pants that fit properly, jeans. So it's, you know, we're sending it out there to all the designers, start making more for petite women. I know they have it. in some of the um the bridge uh products that go in the stores that aren't the high end but you know we like fashion we want to do we want to be dressed and uh i think i think more brands are doing it they should they do that and they've done large sizes which are good because people are not just like in the magazines. We have to be for all women. And so we're putting a shout out.
Come on, give us some more stuff.
You know how many jeans I have in my closet that need to be hemmed? Where like I bought them and I'm like, you know what? They're amazing in the waist and the butt, but I need to get them hemmed and I'll do it. I have like six pairs just waiting to be hemmed.
Here's the thing though, like, And this have come around too recently. I have a friend who's a stylist, Rachel, her thing's The Raylist. And she was saying it really limits yourself to only shop brands that are gonna end up being the right length. Like it's better to buy something and then just tailor it. That's what I do. Yeah.
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