Emily De Vogele

Writer

Emily De Vogele is a Content Writer at Cooksmill with experience writing across blogs, websites, and customer communications. Her work focuses on making information clear, practical, and easy to navigate, whether she’s writing long-form guides or everyday product-led content.

She has spent several years creating content across different environments, adapting her writing to different audiences and house styles while keeping clarity at the centre. Her background in writing and communications shapes a structured, reader-focused approach that prioritises usefulness over noise.

Emily’s connection to food and hospitality is deeply personal. With Japanese-American heritage and a multicultural upbringing, she grew up around a mix of food traditions and a strong appreciation for how food brings people together. That perspective carries through into her writing, adding context and care to content centred around kitchens, dining, and shared food experiences.

Before contributing to Cooksmill, Emily worked across content writing and website projects, producing editorial content alongside more practical, information-led resources. Now, Emily focuses on creating clear, reliable content that helps readers understand products, make confident decisions, and stay well-informed without unnecessary complexity.

The Warm Glow of Bolsius Candles

In the world of restaurants and cafes, strategically placed candles can be a powerful tool to create a unique and inviting atmosphere. But beyond the ambience, there's a whole lot to consider when it comes to using flames in a commercial setting. The flickering light of a candle creates a warm and intimate feel that's perfect for a romantic dinner ...

Making Mouthwatering Milkshakes for the Summer

Summer is just around the corner! The days are longer and brighter, and with the recent sunshine, milkshakes are becoming increasingly popular among customers. By serving a range of milkshakes, you not only appeal to your customers but also entice potential new visitors by showing you’re aware of the current food and drink trends. Milkshakes ...

Why Choose Professional Cling Film?

Cling film (also known as plastic wrap) has been a staple in kitchens since its invention in the 1930s. It is often used for food preservation and preparation and can be found in both domestic and professional kitchens. It creates a tight seal around food, preventing air, moisture, and dust from entering. This helps food stay fresh for longer by ...

What’s The Difference Between Salt & Pepper Shakers and Grinders?

The key difference between shakers and grinders lies in how they handle the seasoning and the mechanism they use. The difference may not seem important, but for professional chefs and hosts, using the right tool elevates the dish. Shakers are typically made of glass or plastic and have pre-ground salt or pepper inside. They dispense the seasoning ...

Spring Cleaning Meets Summer Fun: Disposables for the Season

As spring arrives, homes come alive, restaurants prepare for outdoor dining, and hotels get ready for more visitors. But amidst the excitement of spring cleaning, outdoor entertaining, and increased guest traffic, there's a need for convenient solutions – that's where disposable items come in. This comprehensive guide dives deep into the ...

The Best Non-Dairy Milk For Coffee: Oat, Soya, Coconut and more.

Non-Dairy and milk alternatives have been on the rise for years, for several reasons. A significant portion of the population struggles to digest lactose, the sugar in dairy milk. Non-dairy milk offers a tasty and convenient alternative. There is also a growing number of vegans and vegetarians who exclude all or most animal products from their diet ...

Spring Cleaning Checklist: How To Spring Clean, Our Top Tips

Spring cleaning means a deep cleaning of your house that typically happens in the springtime. It's a chance to do more than just your regular cleaning routine - it's a chance to organise and declutter, and clean areas that are often overlooked. Spring is a time of renewal, and spring cleaning reflects that. It's a way to get rid of the winter blues ...

How To Prepare The Perfect Paella

Paella is a famous rice dish originally from the Valencia region of Spain. It's one of the most recognisable dishes in Spanish cuisine. Most Paellas have rice, saffron, vegetables and meat or seafood. Paella is traditionally cooked in a wide, shallow pan called a paella pan over an open fire. The rice is simmered in broth with saffron and ...

Mothers Day, One of the Busiest Days for Hospitality

Mother’s Day is one of the most important days for the hospitality industry. The special day always sees a rise in bookings and customer footfall, 2023 saw a prediction of over 1.2 billion British pounds being spent across retail. Meals out are the most common form of celebration. Between breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and drinks, ...

Colour Coded Knives: What They Mean

Colour-coded knives may seem unnecessary, but having a clear and concise system in your kitchen ensures hygiene and organisation remain your top priorities. It's a powerful tool to prevent cross-contamination, spreading harmful bacteria from one food to another. Different colours are assigned to different food groups, like red for raw meat, blue ...
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