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7 Food Instagram Accounts Making Meal Photos Fun

Lyrics on cakes, perfect symmetry and food in the air.
Drake lyrics piped onto cakes, then Instagrammed. What a time to be alive.
Drake On Cake.
Drake lyrics piped onto cakes, then Instagrammed. What a time to be alive.

There are more than 8 million pictures under the hashtag 'food' on Instagram. Take into account that not that many people actually use said tag and it's safe to assume there's more than ten, maybe a hundred times that when it comes to pictures of people's meals on social media.

Frankly, it's kinda boring. If you've seen one birds eye view of a cappuccino, you've seen them all. Avo on toast? You're likely to see 10 shots of almost the same dish on your Sunday morning scroll.

That's why it's great to see people having fun with food. If you're going to post about it, make it interesting! Here, a selection of not-boring food related accounts.

Love Drizzy? Keen on cake? Then you need to follow Drake On Cake. A baker by the name of Joy takes Drake's lyrics and turns them into edible art by way of cake decoration. Why just listen when you can eat?

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Those who enjoy their towels lined up perfectly at the bottom and everything facing forward in the pantry will enjoy this account. The UK based Grammer creates identical breakfasts for her and her boyfriend. Look close -- there's no mirror imagery going on here.

Food on a table is so 2015. Food in the air, as the name suggests, is pictures of meals floating on a well traveled hand with various holiday destinations in the background. So basically, it's travel and food inspo in one.

Holidaying in the Big Apple soon? This account documents all the best eats from around the city. Think of it as your own personal food tour of the five boroughs.

If you're not having @elizabarnyc's lobster roll smothered in beurre blanc this spring, you're doing it all wrong. #EATINGNYC

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Sunday night carbonara gives me all the feels.πŸ“·: @barbutonyc. #EATINGNYC

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Forget @coachella, lets #parmchella in the park with @parmnyc. #EATINGNYC

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If you've jumped on the whole zucchini noodle train you need to follow this account. Who knew veggie noodles could be so versatile or even remotely interesting? Not us.

The name says it all. Pure (caffeinated) genius.

Code Black Coffee Roasters, Melbourne. @codeblackcoffee #coffeecup

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VendiBean, Florence. @vendibean the worlds first fair trade coffee coming from a vending machine! #coffeecup

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Run by Seattle-based woman Brittany Wright, it's her goal to teach herself how to cook with every ingredient. The result is stunning images of (often) one type of food on it's own. So pretty.

When making juice takes a quick detour to become #foodgradients.

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