White Chocolate Cookies // using coconut oil

Recipe

For 12 cookies

Ingredients-

100g coconut oil (melted)

175g coconut sugar

200g plain flour

1 tsp bicarbonate of soda

1 egg

150g white chocolate (chopped)

Method-

1. Preheat the oven to 170c

2. Mix the coconut oil and sugar together in a bowl

3. Mix in the egg until combined

4. Add in the dry ingredients

5. Stir in the white chocolate

6. Place the dough into 12 balls on a baking tray, leave space between them as they will expand in the oven

7. Cook for around 10 minutes, until they have browned

8. Allow to cool and then enjoy

2000's inspired outfits

I've been loving 2000's fashion, so here's a few outfits I put together inspired by the era as I try to be Mary-Kate or Ashley.
I was going to just post a few images but I decided to also do some y2k inspired edits (lol) which were actually really fun to create.



Look 1

Look 2

Look 3

Outfit Details

Look 1 

white cardigan: Nasty Gal

midi Skirt: charity shop

shoes: lilac suede air force

Look 2

tie dye top: charity shop (It was actually too big for me so I cropped it myself which is a helpful hack when buying from charity shops)

low waisted jeans: charity shop

bag: Depop

shoes: Silver glitter Adidas Superstars

sunglasses: Asos

Look 3

top: Brandy Melville

corduroy trousers: charity shop

shoes: lilac suede air force

bag: charity shop (I painted the butterflies on it)

sunglasses: Asos

Podcast recommendations...

I love podcasts for in the car, on the bus, while you make dinner or just chilling in your room, and I know I'm not alone in this so here's a few recommendations.

The High Low
This is a pop culture podcast hosted by the amazing Dolly Alderton (I'm a big fan, read her book Everything I know about love) and Pandora Sykes, who is also great.
The podcast comes out weekly as they discuss the current events, giving their opinions on the goings on.

Table Manners
Hosted by the singer Jessie Ware and her hilarious mum, the two interview famous guests and cook them food, discussing the impact food has had in their lives while having a general chat.

I usually listen to this on the bus to uni, and often catch myself looking like a freak laughing out loud.

Same but different
Keelin Moncrieff an Irish you-tuber hosts the podcast joined by her sister to discuss many important topics which aren't discussed enough.
Check out her youtube channel as well, she's a really cool gal.

How to fail
Elizabeth Day chats with guests about their failures in life and what that taught them.
The podcast has had lots of successful guests with uplifting stories about the good that can come from failures.