Dr.Kavita Bhatnagar

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Dr.Kavita Bhatnagar As a multidisciplinary professional with nearly two decades of experience, I bridge the worlds of flavour, nutrition, psychology, and food technology.

C.E.O. | Author | Harvard Alum |Flavourist | Fellow@ British Society of Flavourists| Eating Behaviour Psychologist | Nutritionist | Food Technologist | Advocate of a Balanced Perspective on Food and Nutrition My education at Harvard and my diverse expertise allow me to lead with a holistic approach, fostering meaningful relationships and supporting innovation in the food, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical industries. Passion and Vision: My mission is to empower organizations and individuals to unlock their full potential through my multidisciplinary expertise. By integrating flavour creativity, nutritional science, psychological insights, and food technology, I aim to inspire food manufacturers to create better, more innovative products, and guide consumers to be more responsible and intentional in their food choices. I strive to show the possibilities and foster both innovation and well-being in the food, pharmaceutical, and nutraceutical industries.
• Flavourist: I treat flavour as an art form, creating unique formulations that help food manufacturers bring depth and character to their products.
• Eating Behaviour Psychologist: I provide insights into eating behaviours, helping manufacturers understand consumer preferences through a psychological lens.
• Nutritionist: I engage in thoughtful dialogues about food and nutrition, advocating for balanced perspectives and better practices among consumers and manufacturers alike.
• Food Technologist: I understand the technical intricacies of food production, recognizing both the challenges and possibilities. I have the skillset, tools, and vocabulary to ensure that products are not only delicious but also technically sound, safe, and that we are achieving our full potential without leaving anything on the table.

A little bit of everything I love: flowers in the gardens, books, fireside evenings, spaghetti in bed, far too much cara...
03/10/2026

A little bit of everything I love: flowers in the gardens, books, fireside evenings, spaghetti in bed, far too much caramel chocolate muffins, nowhere else to be.
And my favourite person ♥️
Gleneagles Hotel , you were a dream. 🤍

Put a group of grown-ups on a boat, play the 90s, and watch everyone forget their age in under three songs. I did not kn...
29/09/2026

Put a group of grown-ups on a boat, play the 90s, and watch everyone forget their age in under three songs. I did not know most of these people a few months ago. Now I know their favourite songs, their worst dance moves and exactly how loudly they sing when they think nobody is listening. Funny how the people who were strangers a few months ago are now the ones I cannot imagine this chapter without. ❤️

I was a debater in school and college, and I loved the rush of an argument, the discipline of finding the right words an...
28/09/2026

I was a debater in school and college, and I loved the rush of an argument, the discipline of finding the right words and the thrill of a good rebuttal. But I could never have imagined then that one day I would be debating at the Oxford Union.

Walking through those old doors felt surreal. The wood-panelled rooms, portraits and centuries of history give the place an extraordinary old-world charm. And then there is that famous doorway through which speakers leave after a debate, greeted by the yays and nays of the room. To stand there was a rather extraordinary full-circle moment.

I had the privilege of opening for our side, with four minutes to set out our case. But the debate belonged to the team. We spent hours preparing together, challenging each other, anticipating the opposition and sharpening our rebuttals. Everyone had a role, and when the moment came, we delivered as a team.

And yes, we won.

I also wanted to carry a little bit of India into that historic room. I chose to wear a Patan Patola, one of India’s most exquisite handwoven traditions. Woven in Patan, Gujarat, a true Patola is double ikat, with the yarns painstakingly tie-dyed before weaving so that the pattern emerges on both sides of the fabric. It is a textile that carries patience, precision, craft and generations of inherited knowledge.

There was something deeply special about wearing it at the Oxford Union.

A schoolgirl who once loved debating could never have imagined this chapter. The Oxford Union The University of Oxford

About coffee jellies, steamed tofu and a kaleidoscope of flavours.
30/08/2026

About coffee jellies, steamed tofu and a kaleidoscope of flavours.

Wimbledon 2026 🍓🎾🎾🍓♥️♥️
11/07/2026

Wimbledon 2026 🍓🎾🎾🍓♥️♥️

Oxford diaries 🫶🏽
28/06/2026

Oxford diaries 🫶🏽

By Friday, I had no energy left. A week of juggling work, family, and an  deadline that had been living rent-free in my ...
06/06/2026

By Friday, I had no energy left. A week of juggling work, family, and an deadline that had been living rent-free in my head for longer than I care to admit. Friday evening happened the way only the best Friday evenings do. Unexpectedly, generously. One year on the EC of the Club of India, celebrated with golgappey, cake, and a room where a NITI Aayog member and Ivy League alumni were in the kind of conversation that reminds you why you do all of it. Grateful & Still full.

Did you know stevia was born in Paraguay?
20/05/2026

Did you know stevia was born in Paraguay?



Midnight virtual chocolate review sessions.
19/05/2026

Midnight virtual chocolate review sessions.

15/05/2026

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