Regular Practice designs joyful brand identity for Frida Redknapp's whole-food cooking blends Frood
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Katy Cowan
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Frood, a new whole-food cooking blends brand by Frida Redknapp, avoids the typical joyless aesthetic of healthy food brands thanks to London design studio Regular Practice. The brand identity focuses on pleasure and joy rather than virtue-signalling, and the products are now available at M&S and Ocado.
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Frood, a brand-new range of whole-food cooking blends, has sidestepped the usual virtue signalling, thanks to London studio Regular Practice.
Inspired by her own kitchen hacks and family favourites, she set out to make healthy home cooking effortless without sacrificing
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