@foodymoodyblog
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Rida Sarosh is a Popular Coffee influencer on Instagram based in Pakistan, known by the handle @foodymoodyblog.
With 32K+ followers, 500+ following and 300+ posts/reels, they are considered an influential voice in their niche. Their account is currently Verified.
About Food & Mood Board Dm for Paid PR/Collab/Promotion 📍 Lahore, Pakistan
Platform: Instagram
Username: @foodymoodyblog
Followers: 32K+
Following: 500+
Verification: Verified
Total Posts: 300+
Pakistan
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