with Lesley Stoyan from the Daily Apple

Details: Want to feel good all day long and have enough energy to get through a busy school day? It’s so easy eating green...and Daily Apple will show you how to get fresh around the clock! Delicious...and nutritious!

• Participants will be served a five course tasting menu that will walk them through a full day of delicious and energizing eating!
• Lesley Stoyan from the Daily Apple will lead guests through the preparation for all of the dishes served as well as provide useful information on what foods keep energy levels high to meet the demands of a busy schedule.
• All dishes served are vegetarian.
• Each guest will be sent the recipes for all of the dishes prepared via email.

When: Thurs, Nov. 17, 2011, 6pm – 8pm
Where: South Dining Room, Hart House
Cost: Students - $5 including HST / Non-students - $20 including HST
Limited Seating: Only 30 seats available. Contact the HUB to register 416-978-2452 or click here.

For additional information, contact Aron Mohr at a.mohr@utoronto.ca or 416 978 2444.

About Leslie Stoyan:

Lesley Stoyan, the director and owner of Daily Apple, has a passion for health and fitness – not surprising; given her company tagline is “Fresh Living Made Fun”. She began teaching in Toronto in 1991 at the YWCA. Her passion for fitness took her to Montreal, where she continued her studies and worked with the YMCA, and several downtown commercial facilities and spas. After returning to Toronto, she focused on corporate fitness, working with companies such as Procter & Gamble, Imperial Oil, and Manulife Financial. She has also worked with teenage girls, emphasizing the importance of exercise and healthy living. Her teen work earned her a 10-episode series on City TV’s Breakfast Television, educating the public on the risks for youth associated with inactivity and poor lifestyle choices. In 2006, Lesley founded Daily Apple, incorporating the experience gained in her 15 years in the industry. The team at Daily Apple focus on creating “fresh events” , teaching clients the importance of taking care of your body and eating properly with a gourmet spin. In 2008, Lesley, alongside with her partner Chris, started the non-profit organization, AppleTree Markets, which connects urban communities to their local food source via farmers markets and free wellness programs. Their flagship location is at Yonge & Eglinton, in the heart of their North Toronto neighbourhood. Today, Daily Apple is one of the leading food and lifestyle companies in Toronto, teaching people the importance of fresh- air fitness, whole- foods nutrition and eco-friendly living.