Freelance Journalist And University Lecturer
Sophie Morris is a freelance journalist and university lecturer. She writes about food, feminism, and the environment for The i Paper, with a keen interest in food politics, history, and contemporary fiction. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as Radio Exe, The Times, and The Mirror.
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Sophie's articles cover a wide range of topics, including house and home, health effects of food, travel experiences, university activities, communication tips and cooking advice. Her coverage attributes indicate that she often uses government announcements and data to support her writing.
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Sophie Morris is one of Ireland’s most influential voices on food education, helping families better understand food labels, ultra-processed foods,
The joy of a one-pot dish isn't only ease and lack of washing up. Cooking everything in one dish maximises flavour, too.
Posh chickpeas are everywhere, but some of the cheaper cans surprised me with their flavour
Do I feel a bit bonkers writing about prepping in our green and pleasant land? Yes, I do.
Sophie Morris As the iconic 90s ad jingle suggests, I almost always feel like “chicken tonight” , but to be honest, I've never bought a jar of that sauce.
By: Sophie Morris
Sales of butter in the UK have risen by 12.3 per cent, with independent brands launching truffle and chilli ranges. But amidst this buttermania, which blocks are actually worth it?
I like to think I'm ahead of the butter curve, but it's having such a moment right now that I'm not sure anyone can keep up.
By: Sophie Morris
The drizzly autumn months are here, and with it comes the perfect cosy dinner
Hosting doesn't need to be stressful or expensive. These easy menus I swear by will feed four people and impress your guests
As grocery costs soar, customers are swapping big-name brands for Tesco Finest, Sainsbury's Taste The Difference and Waitrose no 1. But which are worth your money?
