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Eats by Mills.
Made to crave.

Simple ingredients. Comforting recipes.
Food content with an unmistakably homemade feel.

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Recipe-led storytelling, from a London kitchen.

Coffee and yogurt dessert dusted with cocoa on a white scalloped plate
Everyday ingredients, a different kind of comfort.
35.2KInstagram followers
117Published posts
LondonCreator base

Public profile snapshot, 16 October 2026. Follower count displayed rounded by Instagram. View source ↗

Golden baked oats with yogurt and blueberries in a white dishA blueberry yogurt bake in a white dish on a wooden tablethe everyday, made delicious

01 The creator & the content

A familiar kitchen.
A distinctive eye.

Mills makes simple, healthy food feel like something to look forward to.

Her recipe collection moves between fruit-filled yogurt bowls, pancakes, oat bakes, cinnamon rolls and homemade wraps. Warm wood, scalloped ceramics and close-up details give the food a consistent visual language.

Content focus
Recipes & everyday comfort food
Based in
London, United Kingdom
Primary channel
Instagram @eatsbymills ↗
Editorial feature
Strawberry yogurt bites on Feedfeed ↗

03 Ideas for collaboration

A natural place
for your product.

Starting points for a partnership brief.
Scope, deliverables and usage agreed together.

01

Recipe content

A product brought into a recipe, with ingredients, preparation and the finished dish at the centre.

Food & ingredients
02

Food in motion

A visual story built around texture, preparation and the moment it all comes together.

Short-form video
03

Content for your channels

Recipe and product content to discuss for a brand’s own social channels, with usage set in the brief.

Brand content

04 Partnership proposals

Good things
start with
a hello.

Tell Mills about your product, the idea behind the campaign and what you’d like to create.

eatswithmills@gmail.com ↗

Prefer to keep it simple? Email directly or find @eatsbymills on Instagram.

A few good ingredients.

Build a short brief, then open it in your email app to send.

This opens your email app. You review and send the message there.