I personally love foodbuzz and check out the food section on reddit.com every day.
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· 4 months ago
This is great and invaluable. I'd also like to add the totally independent food webisode series and classic Italian online cooking show, htttp://www.cookingwithNonna.com, hosted by Rossella Rago. The show features Italian recipes that have been passed down for generations by grandmothers.....
Hari
· 4 months ago
I love www.ifood.tv. They are like youtube cum myspace of foodies. I am a member with them and totally enjoy all the interactivity and social networking feature they got.
Melissa
· 4 months ago
FoodBuzz is a great network for finding niche recipes and foodie bloggers. http://www.Recipebridge.com is another great resource for finding just recipes.
Slaton Carter
· 4 months ago
If you're into organic, sustainable foods, topics and issues then check out Whole Foods Market's "Whole Story" blog: http://blog.wholefoodsmarket.com/
To be completely transparent, I used to work for Whole Foods Market and I LOVE the company.
SocialYell
· 4 months ago
I think organic, natural "slow" food needs to be part of this discussion. The socialyell bloggers at http://news.socialyell.com have done some great work this summer to focus on slow food and the sustainable food movement.
Darina
· 4 months ago
Nice post. I found a few foodie sites I have not heard of before. I usually visit http://www.FoodBlogs.com a few times a day. I like this site because it updates several times an hour with the latest postings from a ton of food blogs. I have already bookmarked about 30 favorites and have saved 40 descent recipes.
Alicebee
· 4 months ago
What a great list and glad to see Bakespace.com is on the list as I'm a member there and it is an amazing site with so much for foodies like me.
Shameless promotion here, we are all about chefs! Recipes, videos, and culinary tips from the pros. Http://www.savory.tv
bccochran
· 4 months ago
Great list. www.FoodiesLikeUs.com is another great resource. Amazing Facebook presence also!
Bren
· 4 months ago
Yay Jen over at foodie blogroll for doing such a great job!!! Thanks for sharing this comprehensive list!
Jon Myers
· 4 months ago
Very nice sites! http://www.bestdining.com local restaurant directory is worth a look. This site also just recently went live. They have Flikr pics worked into all listings which is very cool.
you can get a free link to your Food/Wine blog @ http://www.tasteandshare.com, a social network for foodies and wine lovers.
Cheffygirl
· 3 months ago
I'd like to add another one to this great list- http//www.cheffy.com Cheffy has about 3000 recipes that can be searched in the usual way - but also by diet - number of calories, low fat, dairy-free, vegetarian, etc. And all the recipes have detailed nutrition info. You can save favourites in your own cookbook and share with friends. It's a UK site but recipes can be converted to US measures too.
Megan A. Bourne
· 3 months ago
Check out Woodward's Garden (SF) chef Dana Tommasino @figmentspot. Great fun food writing!
Jane
· 3 months ago
Want to let you know about a new website that launched last week. www.eatyourbooks.com lets you search for recipes in your own cookbooks as easily as you search on online recipe sites. 15,500 cookbooks in our library and 165,000 recipes indexed so far. You can sign up for a 30-day free trial to check it out.
TasteAndShare.com
· 3 months ago
Hi Josh,
thanks for another great list. There seems to be a huge market for social media food sites. Please consider http://www.tasteandshare.com in the future. We would appreciate if we could make it to the list on your next update.
Many thanks, Carsten
The Wandering Foodie
· 1 month ago
How did I miss this post when it was first published? This is my type of social media synergy!
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Foodies Like Us
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I personally love foodbuzz and check out the food section on reddit.com every day.
To be completely transparent, I used to work for Whole Foods Market and I LOVE the company.
Alice
Cheffy has about 3000 recipes that can be searched in the usual way - but also by diet - number of calories, low fat, dairy-free, vegetarian, etc. And all the recipes have detailed nutrition info.
You can save favourites in your own cookbook and share with friends.
It's a UK site but recipes can be converted to US measures too.
thanks for another great list. There seems to be a huge market for social media food sites. Please consider http://www.tasteandshare.com in the future. We would appreciate if we could make it to the list on your next update.
Many thanks,
Carsten