The most inspirational foodies to follow on Instagram

Food prepping for the week ahead doesn't sound exactly rock 'n' roll but it's guaranteed to make you eat better, feel better and save you time in the mornings. 

Best of all it offers meal plans and tips to ease you into getting organised about your eating on a weekly basis.

@mealprepmondays

Following Meal Prep Mondays gives you the chance to improve your diet and get feeling healthier and happier. 

Run by Michael Zee, 29, who lives in Hackney with his partner Mark van Beek, he started snapping his food after they moved in together last year and they'd bought a new dining table together.  

We've just discovered Symmetry Breakfast and we're now obsessed with it. It does exactly what it says on the tin - it's all about symmetrical breakfast. 

Not only do you get great recipe ideas you could also visit the same places they visit too, as we're sure their recommendations for a decent breakfast are excellent. 

@symmetrybreakfast

While this strictly a website they offer up such beautiful pictures of food we'd be mad not to include it. From ideas for salads such as this pumpkin, kale, whipped goat's cheese and radish creation to an apple and fennel salad. 

They also repost from other accounts so you can be sure that you'll also know who else you should be following through them. 

We've also enjoyed seeing them post up strange combinations of foods including pomegranate and Brussels sprouts. 

@tastingtable

Los Angeles based duo Teri Lyn Fisher, a photographer, and Jenny Park, food stylist and recipe developer, decided to come together to create Spoon Fork Bacon.

They only post up original recipe ideas from little balls of deliciousness such as their pumpkin creme brulee doughnuts (previous image) and this beet cured salmon and horseradish cream cheese with radish and herbs

Ideal for when you want to impress friends with a fancy dinner party menu or for when you need a snack. 

@spoonforkbacon

Another blog we've recently stumbled upon, the Smitten Kitchen Instagram feed is the stuff of our foodie dreams.

Not only that Smitten Kitchen's food is all cooked up in a tiny kitchen in New York by one woman Deb Perelman, who doesn't believe in fancy foods.

Deb reckons that anyone can cook with basic ingredients and it doesn't have to be fancy to taste good. 

@smittenkitchen

While Utosh isn't a recipe blogger, he does love making food look pretty, which is inspiration enough for us. 

Based in Tokyo he shares photos of his daily meals. We especially love this one of baked beans, salad, fried egg and chocolate cake. 

He also has a brilliant line of napkins, so if anything we know we need to up our tableware game. 

@utosh

New Zealander Emma Galloway started the blog on gluten free cooking after she discovered that she and her two children were gluten and lactose intolerant. 

Luckily, Emma's a professional chef and has come up with inventive and delicious ways to ensure that she and her children don't miss out but get all the nutrients they need.

We also love the fact that she called the blog My Darling Lemon Thyme after her daughter Ada sang the old child's rhyme 'my darling clementine' wrong. Sweet.

@mydarlinglemonthyme

Writer Cheryl Sternman Rule is from the Silicon Valley and is a food writer. She currently runs the popular blog 5 Second Rule.

Not only does she provide delicious-sound recipes on her blog, she also takes exceptional pictures of her food. 

Not only that, she has beautiful stories to go along with her recipes too. 

@sternmanrule

Another important feed to follow if you're serious about healthy eating. 

Organic and Happy was set up by Natasha, who's 23 and is a recovering anorexic and has had years when she wasn't eating right. 

But she's changed her life around with food and focuses on creating healthy meals for her body. An inspirational feed but a useful one too. 

@organicandhappy

If you're keen to see what amazing food photography looks like the Milking Almonds is it. 

Created by Trine Rask, who's from Copenhagen, the food blogger and photographer combines her two loves of great recipes and beautiful imagery. 

We could actually stare at her Instagram posts for hours, and we're sure you will too after reading this. 

@milkingalmonds