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Katy Spratte Joyce

location-pin Omaha, NE

School: Creighton University

Expertise: Recipe development; home decor; gardening & plant care; parenting

Katy Spratte Joyce

  • 5 years of professional freelance writing in the food and lifestyle space
  • WSET Level 1 sommelier
  • Writer for Taste of Home, EatingWell, The Spruce Eats, The Kitchn, Travel + Leisure and Veranda magazine

Experience

Katy is a freelance lifestyle journalist from the Midwest with more than five years of experience writing about all things food, wine and home decor. As a contributing writer for Taste of Home, she shares her favorite ways to add a little bit of floral freshness to your home with articles about flower arranging, brewing fragrance simmer pots and how to pick grocery store flowers that will last. On the food and beverage side of things, she’s a WSET Level 1 sommelier and is currently working toward her WSET Level 2 certification.

Education

Creighton University, bachelor's in history

Taste of Home Editorial Policies


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Articles & Recipes

4 Simmer Pot Recipes That’ll Make Your Home Smell Heavenly

Don't even worry about lighting a candle! Instead, put together a simmer pot, aka stovetop potpourri.

8 Adorable Baby Shower Themes for Parents-to-Be

No matter their style, these fun baby shower themes ensure a fabulous bash for soon-to-be parents!

This Viral Tape Trick Will Make Your Flower Arrangements Look Professional

This trick works—a professional florist explains how.