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Lifestyle of a Foodie

4.9· 265 reviews
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Generated with AI from 265 reviews on Trustburn · updated 34 days ago

Customers describe the recipes as simple, delicious, and consistently great, with some noting that the blog helps them achieve good results even with ingredient substitutions.
What does Lifestyle of a Foodie do?

Lifestyle of a Foodie is a recipe blog run by Chahinez that publishes easy seasonal, copycat, and dessert recipes aimed at home cooks and bakers.

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The reviews on file do not mention specific complaints.

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Katie
Reviews 1

If you are tired of the watery London Fog milanos that are common here, I highly recommend the Earl Grey blend from Lifestyle of a Foodie. I used three tea bags for a much bolder flavor, and the result was absolutely delicious. The pastry came out incredibly light and fluffy, making it a joy to eat. On top of the great taste, they are surprisingly simple to prepare!

Sarah
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A delightful recipe! I used fresh strawberries for my son’s 10th birthday and it was a huge hit, especially since the fruit is in season right now. Just keep an eye on the sugar as it took a bit longer than expected to reach the right temperature. Patience is key! Thanks for sharing this.

Maddy
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I’m a regular at Lifestyle of a Foodie and really enjoy their recipes. Since my local grocery store is always out of buttermilk, the milk and vinegar hack is a lifesaver for me. The texture and flavor here are consistently great, which is why I’ve made this dish more than once. I’m planning to try a banana variation on a sheet pan tomorrow morning—it’s going to be interesting to see how it turns out! 🤞

Kaylyn Titherington
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I’ve been coming back to your mocha sauce recipe ever since I discovered it nearly a year ago. It’s easily the best one I’ve found, so much so that I’m kicking myself for not reviewing it sooner. Huge thanks to Lifestyle of a Foodie for sharing such a delicious formula!

Cindy Winter
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Lifestyle of a Foodie delivers exactly what you need. Their clear guidance and practical advice made the process seamless. I followed their instructions to create a French Silk Chocolate Caramel with a homemade graham cracker crust and whipped cream, and the result was absolutely stunning. A must-visit resource for anyone looking to elevate their baking game.

Amanda
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Lifestyle of a Foodie really knows how to nail the flavor! I had a blast experimenting by pairing different Jell-O and cake mixes. I whipped up strawberry shortcake, blueberry with lemon, orange with chocolate, and pineapple with coconut, and every single one came out delicious. I’m even planning a cherry chip and cheesecake frosting combo once my ingredients arrive. These cookies are light, subtly sweet, and absolutely worth trying your own variations.

Ljm
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I really appreciate that Lifestyle of a Foodie includes the measurements at every stage of the recipe. It is so much more convenient than constantly scrolling back up to check quantities. I tried your gluten-free iced oatmeal copycat, and it turned out absolutely delicious.

Kat
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I’ve baked these cookies twice already, and they’ve quickly become a household favorite! Guests love them so much that I’ve had people asking me to make batches for them, and I was even offered money for some. While I mostly followed the recipe exactly, I made a small adjustment on my second try: I reduced the heavy cream in the caramel from 1/4 cup to 1/8 cup. This small change made a world of difference—the cookies didn’t get runny or messy when left out of the fridge. I also froze them between layers of caramel and chocolate, which gave them a much cleaner, more polished look. I’ve tried several recipes from Lifestyle of a Foodie and absolutely love them; I can’t wait to see what I bake next!

Crystal
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I am absolutely thrilled to have discovered this gem! As a huge fan of the offerings at CC, I have tried many recipes, but this one truly stands out. The texture is spot on—soft inside with a delightful crunch on the outside. It is genuinely my new go-to treat. A solid 10/10 from me here at Lifestyle of a Foodie. Thank you so much!

Shannon
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I absolutely loved making these cookies—they were not only delicious and visually stunning but also a real joy to prepare. I decided to make a double batch, and I was really pleased to find that they held their shape well without spreading too much. However, I have to point out that the listed nutrition facts seem quite off. I ran the ingredients through a calorie counter using the exact amounts and types I used, and calculated that each cookie ends up being around 395 calories. Even without the extra Oreo topping, they would still hover around 375 calories. This might seem high for a treat, but obviously, we’re enjoying them for the fun and flavor rather than strict nutrition. Just a heads-up if you are tracking your intake, but otherwise, dive in and enjoy!

Pamela Ihle
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I made a double batch of the recipe from Lifestyle of a Foodie and cut the sugar by half a cup to account for the larger quantity. I actually think it could be even less sweet, as the flavor was quite rich. The texture turned out a bit cake-like, which isn’t my favorite, but the taste was still excellent.

Richelle
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Lifestyle of a Foodie definitely knows how to make a treat. Their version of those classic candies is next level—melting semisweet and butterscotch chips together with a rich peanut butter layer and caramel is pure magic. I couldn’t stop eating them! Just a heads up: they are dangerously addictive. 5 stars!

Reagan
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I had a great experience with Lifestyle of a Foodie! The recipe instructions are so simple to follow that I ended up wishing the 9-minute preparation time was a bit longer. Since I was feeling a bit lazy, I skipped the homemade blueberry topping and grabbed one from the store instead—it turned out just as delicious. Highly recommend!

KJ
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This is a fantastic recipe! I chopped everything into bite-sized pieces and packaged them in gift bags for Christmas, where they were a massive hit. I even made a festive variation by swapping the caramel for white chocolate and adding crushed candy canes. It was such a success that I’ll definitely be making it again for sure.

Angel
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When I needed a reliable dessert to save the day for Thanksgiving, Lifestyle of a Foodie delivered exactly what I needed. The instructions were clear and straightforward, making the process a breeze. I’ve already added this to my rotation for future autumn celebrations.

Lori
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I bake a lot of cookies, particularly for the holidays, so I was thrilled to try these for Thanksgiving. They are now my go-to choice. I topped them with jarred caramel and chocolate ganache, which fit perfectly with what I already had on hand. The assembly was a breeze, though they did crack slightly under pressure; a quick reshaping fixed that. I made them a day ahead and stored them in the fridge—they were still delicious and fresh four days later.

Rainy
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I’m so glad I tried the treats from Lifestyle of a Foodie before the Thanksgiving rush today—they were a hit! If you’re making these, do yourself a favor and use parchment paper strips; they make removing the baked goods effortless. I added a personal touch by using a scalloped round cookie cutter, which gave them a lovely, festive look. The flavor was just too good to wait for, so I snagged one while they were still warm.

Anjali
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I’m a big fan of using store-bought pie crusts, and these pecan pies turned out perfectly. They were incredibly simple to assemble yet looked sophisticated on the table. The taste was outstanding, and my friends and family thoroughly enjoyed them when I served them for dinner a few nights ago. It’s always nice to have a dessert that’s both effortless and impressive.

Jared
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I was inspired to bake cookies from scratch, despite having zero experience with it. After trying the recipe from Lifestyle of a Foodie, the detailed directions and delicious result won me over. Now I’m hooked and have been enjoying all of their other recipes on lifestyleofafoodie.com—they’ve all been fantastic.

Jeremy Ottens
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As a coffee professional, I’ve found this recipe to be top-tier, though the final taste largely depends on the quality of cocoa you choose. Adding salt is a must—it really elevates the flavor. I used cane sugar and found that vanilla is mostly optional; while many people prefer it, I usually opt for a darker, more bitter chocolate profile, so I might reduce or skip the vanilla next time to keep that bold taste.

CC
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I’ve been a fan of Lifestyle of a Foodie for a while now, and this recipe truly delivers. As someone who usually struggles with caramel, often ending up with a tough, grainy mess, I was blown away by how smooth and perfect this turned out on my very first attempt. It’s already become a household staple and a favorite share with my family.

Rona
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The treats from Lifestyle of a Foodie were absolutely stunning and tasty. I adapted the recipe for my standard 6-hole donut pan, which actually yielded enough batter for seven muffins. For testing purposes, I even cooked one as a mug muffin in the microwave on high for just a minute since I only had the donut tin on hand, and it turned out great too. Everything had a gorgeous color and rich flavor. I’ve already had two donuts yesterday and two muffins this morning—so delicious! My friend loved them as well. These are definitely staying in my rotation.

Pam
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I tried a recipe from Lifestyle of a Foodie and was blown away. Even though I accidentally left out the butter, the result was just as delicious. I ended up using the stick of butter as a dip for the donuts before rolling them in the cinnamon sugar mix. It was so good that I’m definitely doubling the batch next time. Honestly, I might just skip the butter in the dough entirely next time since the flavor was still fantastic without it.

Amanda
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I don’t usually bother leaving feedback on food blogs, but the cookies from Lifestyle of a Foodie completely won me over. These are exactly what I was craving: thick, fluffy, and packed with chocolate. Just follow the instructions exactly as written, and you’re guaranteed a perfect result every time.

Ashley
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Lifestyle of a Foodie really nailed the recipe here. These are hands down the best chocolate chip cookies I’ve ever baked. I even tried them with walnuts in half the batch and they turned out amazing. Honestly, I’m not usually a huge fan of chocolate chip cookies, but these were fantastic.

Tanya
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Found the treat at Lifestyle of a Foodie and it was a total win. We used a caramel sauce from there to beat the summer heat, and the recipe was straightforward yet delicious. We were eager to try them before they chilled completely, though I suspect they’ll be even better once they’ve set. They won’t last long—probably just today and tomorrow. Appreciate the great find and the recipe!

Pam Bryson
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Lifestyle of a Foodie really nailed the formula with these cookies. I was hitting the drive-thru at Chick-fil-A this afternoon for that chocolate chip fix, but the queue was insane so I turned around instead. I headed over to check out your site, grabbed the ingredients, and baked them up at home. They turned out just as tasty, maybe even better than the chain version. Big thanks for sharing that perfect recipe!

Jenelle
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Lifestyle of a Foodie has officially won me over with this chocolate chip cookie recipe. I stuck to the instructions exactly, and the results were spot on—crisp on the outside, chewy in the middle, and perfectly balanced in sweetness. That brown butter step truly elevates the flavor profile. I can already see myself making this batch regularly.

Adriana
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I’ve just started following Lifestyle of a Foodie and this recipe was such a breeze! Since it was my first time ever trying my hand at homemade caramel, I’m never going back to store-bought stuff. It has that authentic, nostalgic taste reminiscent of the classics. I’m currently using it for my Twix copycat cookies and honestly can’t wait to finish the batch and lick the bowl clean.

Alice
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Lifestyle of a Foodie always serves up creative inspiration! I’ve already whipped up your raspberry cheesecake base and added my own blueberry twist, and the combination is absolutely incredible. It’s fantastic that you’ve now included this blueberry cheesecake variation as an official recipe on lifestyleofafoodie.com. I can’t wait to give the blueberry topping a try.

Justin
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Lifestyle of a Foodie delivered a fantastic recipe that really captures that Crumbl vibe—the cookies were absolutely delicious. The only thing to watch out for is the dough texture. My batch turned out a bit dry, likely because I doubled the recipe in a dry climate, but a little splash of milk did the trick. If you notice your dough starting to crack or feel too stiff, just mix in some milk to get it back on track. I also swapped in heavy cream for the buttercream, which added the perfect amount of richness and fat to finish it off.

Teri
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I’m a big fan of the Lifestyle of a Foodie blog! These cookies turned out absolutely delicious, and my whole family loved them. They really do taste just like the classic crumble version. Thanks for sharing this recipe—I’ll definitely be making them again and can’t wait to try out some of your other recipes too. Keep them coming!

Cece
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This cake is incredibly moist and tasty, and it pairs beautifully with fresh berries and whipped cream. It’s very forgiving for home bakers; even when I accidentally turned off the oven and had to figure out the timing, the cake remained moist despite being slightly overcooked. For my next batch, I plan to double the vanilla and add just a touch more almond extract for extra flavor.

Alice
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The cookies from Lifestyle of a Foodie were truly outstanding. Since I lacked vanilla bean paste, I substituted it with a mix of vanilla butter emulsion and extracts, which delivered a rich, wedding-cake flavor profile. I highly recommend chilling them before eating for the best experience. These spectacular treats are definitely worth making again.

Jackie
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Lifestyle of a Foodie never disappoints! These treats are absolutely delicious and surprisingly simple to prepare. The trio combo is my new favorite—it really captures that Twix flavor in a cookie form. It’s so fun recreating your recipes at home. Chiquita, you’re doing an amazing job! Can’t wait to tackle the donut cookies tomorrow. Happy baking!

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About Lifestyle of a Foodie

Lifestyle of a Foodie is a recipe blog run by Chahinez that publishes easy seasonal, copycat, and dessert recipes aimed at home cooks and bakers. The site organizes content into categories such as breakfast, cookies, copycat recipes, desserts, drinks, and small batch recipes, along with seasonal collections for fall, spring, and summer. It features Starbucks-style copycat iced drinks, Crumbl cookie copycats, and a range of baked goods including cheesecakes, cinnamon rolls, and brownies. The blog offers a free newsletter for weekly recipes and has an associated online shop section. It is built on the CultivateWP platform and includes standard pages for about, contact, and subscription.