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Gurparit Baines
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Indian superfood creator Gurparit Baines has admired many celebrities and members of the British royal family.
Renowned British-Indian chef Gurparit Baines and promoter of “the healthiest food in the world” has died at the age of 45. Told by the tabloid Daily Mail.
The culinary expert’s cause of death is a heart attack.
It is noted that Baines went to the hospital, where he first regained consciousness, but later died of heart and kidney complications.
Gurparit’s interest in healthy eating grew as he began to rapidly gain weight.
Combining classic Indian spices with vegetables, fruits, lean proteins and nuts, he worked to create “superfoods.”
The chef made headlines for the first time in 2009 after he came up with “the healthiest dish in the world” – chicken curry with blueberries and goji berry pilaf, which replaced “23 bunches of grapes.”
He has produced several culinary bestsellers and became the 2011 Chef at the inaugural English Curry Awards.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Gurparit invented “the world’s healthiest cookie”, which is considered the nutritious equivalent of five whole packets of leafy greens.
Famous fans included actress Gwyneth Paltrow, designer Vivienne Westwood and members of the royal family.
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