In elite professional sport, athletes, coaches and sports scientists are always looking for the extra one percent performance improvements to get ahead of the competition.
Read MoreIn the 40’s, 50’s, and 60’s sand pits and toy boxes were filled with aluminum trucks, soldiers and cork guns under a brand called Fun-ho….
Read MoreLocal Inglewood duo Letitia Stevenson and James Donald have taken out the Inaugural Taranaki Ideas Summit with their start-up Yonder.
Read MoreWe were fortunate enough recently to be asked to write a piece for Idealog magazine on Urban Design, in the context of small-town New Zealand.
Read MoreOver the last 3 weeks we have seen one of our startup clients take on the challenge of Equity Crowdfunding via local platform Alphacrowd.
Read MoreWe've been at this gig for a good while now, not just as Indemic, but as in-house designers in other teams around New Zealand, and previous consulting roles.
Read MoreI'm rather partial to settling down to a platter of cheese and crackers and a good glass of wine to while away a Saturday afternoon, though these days with two kids in tow it is something of a rarity!
Read MoreI love a good doughnut as anyone who knows me will attest to, and will boldly confess to being that person at parties, hovering around the food, eating far more chips/pies/cakes than is possibly good for me.
Read MoreFor many a year oats were my breakfast go-to, mostly eaten in porridge form and sometimes soaked and turned into bircher muesli.
Read MoreSo if you haven't stopped by for a while - and clearly we haven't either given our last post was at the beginning of February - but you may have noticed we took the bold step of putting our money where our mouths are and launching a product via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter....
Read MoreOne of the great pass-times here at Indemic is home-brewing, a passion that stemmed from student days growing up in Wellington with fine establishments such as the original Malthouse on Willis St, and Bar Bodega, serving fine ales like Emerson's Bookbinder and the rare and elusive Pink Elephant Mammouth.
Read MoreBecause Nectarine Salsa adds a whole new dimension to corn fritters. Make this now while the nectarines are still good!
Read MoreI hope that wherever in the world you might be, you've had a wonderful start to 2016 and you're feeling rested and ready to welcome in a brand new year.
Read MoreFirst off, a big happy new year to all! We are looking forward to an awesome start to the year and have a bunch of amazing projects kicking off, and have even moved into a new office of our own, all grown-up like!
Our big news though, is.....
Read MoreIf buying for the sake of buying just doesn't sit well with you then get into the kitchen this Christmas and whip up a batch of something extra special for the extra special people in your life. This Red Pepper Jam is really easy to make, looks the part (the perfect shade of Christmas red) and is irresistibly good. They'll be asking for it again next year!
Read MoreYip, that's me sitting right next to Fleur Sullivan of Fleur's Place (famously Rick Stein's favourite place to eat) and Giulio Sturla of Roots Restaurant, named New Zealand's best restaurant this year! Together we judged food entries at the Egmont A&P show in Hawera. A wonderful opportunity to rub shoulders with some of New Zealand's best foodies - lucky me!
Read MoreRight now there are two things I find it difficult to pass by on the supermarket shelves. Strawberries and asparagus. While still a little pricey and not yet at their sweetest the strawberries don't always make it into the shopping basket. The asparagus on the other hand without fail always do. More-and-more I find we are eating asparagus raw and it is just delicious. Make sure you buy unblemished, crisp bunches, the smaller the spears the better (sweeter and less woody). This recipe for asparagus salad is quick and easy and will convert even the most staunch of asparagus-haters!
Read MoreThrough these posts I get to satisfy many of my creative outlets; cooking, styling, photography and writing. I am better at some than I am others and if I am honest with myself it is the writing that tends to stall my blogging. I am inclined to be more flowery with my prose than I probably should be, a little too self-indulgent. With this in mind this post is going to be a short one. Get to the supermarket, get these ingredients in your trolley and makes these delicious wee treats - they may just become a pantry staple.
Read MoreWe think its fair to say that growing up in New Zealand has brought us a fairly unparalleled connection to the natural world and the environment we inhabit, and certainly as one gets older, wiser or just plain looks around we can only but hope that our own contribution is doing all it should.
Read MoreOne of our philosophies here at Indemic is just to have a go, see what happens. You'll either get the result you expected, or you won't - either way we come away enriched from the experience, and of course, armed with the knowledge to proceed. Learning First Product Development - apparently, if you're one for acronyms...
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