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Samantha Lee

Samantha Lee, Food Artist

20-Jul-16 20:00

Samantha Lee

Momma’s always told us not to play with our food, but this Momma is doing just the opposite. Samantha Lee is a food artist that encourages her children to eat by making mealtimes fun! Little did she know that her fun idea gave her the international success and collaborations with famous international companies including ESPN and Turkish Airlines. Eating broccoli has never been so enjoyable until she came along.

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