Laura Willcox
Expertise
Baking, Writing, Reading Parenting Books, Immediately Forgetting Everything
- Laura is a comedy writer who has written on several TV shows, a couple movies, and even THE INTERNET!
- Her debut book, the satirical wedding guide "I Am Bride," is available wherever books are sold and makes for a perfect wedding gift, if this mysterious third-person does say so herself.
- In her ample and abundant free time, Laura loves to bake, cook, eat, think about eating, beg her toddler to eat, and read recipe websites like they're classic novels (which is probably why she hasn't read that many classic novels.)
Experience
Laura recently wrote for NBC's "A Little Late with Lilly Singh," and before that "The Jim Jefferies Show" on Comedy Central. She also co-wrote a live-action comedy feature for Nickelodeon. Her parody wedding guide book "I Am Bride: How to Take the 'We' Out of Wedding (And Other Useful Advice)" has been featured in The New Yorker, The Knot, and Refinery29. A bonafide coffee snob with a truly childish sweet tooth, food has always been her passion. Trader Joe's is her sanctuary.
Education
Laura studied at Tufts University, and while her degree was in Psychology and Communications, her real education was in turning the dining hall food into something resembling gourmet cuisine.
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Stories By Laura Willcox
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Cornbread may pair perfectly with chili or soup, but sometimes you just can't finish the whole pan. Fear not! Here are some clever ways to use those leftovers.
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Everyone loves a good conversation about food, but these nine subreddits take food talk to a new level, featuring outrageous attempts and epic food fails.
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Eggs can be cooked so many ways, if you have the time. Luckily, there are tons of creative gadgets, appliances, and tools that make breakfast easier than ever.
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Ina Garten has made a name for herself by hosting elegant dinner parties that look and feel luxurious but are deceptively easy to bring together.
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While fast food breakfast can be convenient, filling, and delicious, sometimes chains go overboard with their creativity, horrifying the internet along the way.