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Ah, food… I love it!

One of the most essential and basic needs of all of mankind. Every single day, billions of men and women across the globe have to eat. From North American wheat to chappati in India to the tuwo shinkafa in West Africa, food is very crucial to sustaining life itself.

So it does not come as a surprise to know that in this age of computer technology and high-speed Internet, there are countless blogs who focus on food, and I mean good food!

Often these sites are written by food experts, nutritionists, dietitians, highly-skilled chefs, restaurateurs or just talented enthusiasts and foodies. Whatever the nature of the blogger in this category, their sites are engaging, refreshing, authoritative and captivating.

And to give you an example, here are 3 intriguing articles I just stumbled upon:

–> 25 Ridiculously Healthy Foods

http://www.prevention.com/food/healthy-eating-tips/worlds-top-25-healthiest-foods

–> The Challenge: Eat for $1.50 a Day

http://www.fieldassignment.com/2013/05/the-challenge-eat-for-1-50-a-day.html

–> 25 Snacks That Will Give You Energy Throughout The Day http://kimberlysnyder.net/blog/2011/06/07/25-snacks-that-will-give-you-energy-througout-the-day/

BEST FOOD BLOGS

The following is a list of the most enriching food blogs I’ve found on the Internet to help you blog comment on or guest post for. Check them out and let me know if you have other blogs to add to the list…

Most of the sites listed are updated (quite) often, and have a Page Rank of 4 and 5.

Some of their articles get an average of 100 comments (that’s a great opportunity to get to know other bloggers and make new friends, as well as guest contribute with fresh content)

Each site has a tribe (RSS subscribers, FaceBook fans or Twitter followers) counting a minimum of 500 members. Some blogs easily exceed 10,000 members and are receiving 50k+ monthly unique visitors. Incredible, isn’t it?

Disclaimer: some links might not work the moment you visit them due to technical reasons for which I cannot be held responsible. If you find dead links or outdated sites, please do let us know. I did everything in my power to double check that all these links were valid when I wrote the article.

  1. www.100daysofrealfood.com
  2. www.agirldefloured.com
  3. www.allergyfreedelights.com/
  4. www.appforhealth.com/
  5. www.anutritionisteats.com
  6. www.aroundtheplate.org
  7. www.balancedbites.com
  8. www.bentolunch.net
  9. www.chewthefacts.com
  10. www.chocolate-broccoli.com
  11. www.choosingraw.com
  12. www.cybelepascal.com/
  13. www.deathofthediet.com/
  14. www.delicious-knowledge.com/
  15. www.diabeticmediterraneandiet.com
  16. www.diaryofanutritionist.com
  17. www.diet-blog.com
  18. www.dietitianontherun.com
  19. www.dietriffic.com
  20. www.discovergoodnutrition.com/
  21. www.eastewart.com/blog/
  22. www.eatdrinkbetter.com
  23. www.eatingasia.typepad.com
  24. www.eatingbender.com
  25. www.eatingrules.com/
  26. www.eatsimply.org
  27. www.eatwithoutguilt.com/category/blog
  28. www.eatwellwithjanel.com/blog/
  29. www.edibleperspective.com
  30. www.elanaspantry.com/
  31. www.ethicurean.com
  32. www.familyfreshmeals.com/
  33. www.fieldassignment.com
  34. www.firststepnutrition.com/blog
  35. www.foodfacts.com/
  36. www.foodfanatic.com/
  37. www.foodiewithfamily.com/
  38. www.foodformyfamily.com/
  39. www.foodinsight.org/nutrition-blog.aspx
  40. www.foodpolitics.com
  41. www.glutenfreedoctor.com
  42. www.glutenfreeeasily.com/
  43. www.glutenfreegirl.com/
  44. www.glutenfreehomemaker.com/
  45. www.glutenfreeonashoestring.com
  46. www.greenplaterule.com
  47. www.healthnutfoodie.com/
  48. www.healthyandhappyhour.com
  49. www.healthybabybeans.com/
  50. www.healthyfoodforliving.com
  51. www.jamieoliver.com/category/news-and-blogs/
  52. www.jeanetteshealthyliving.com/
  53. www.jennifervagios.com/blog/
  54. www.iateapie.net
  55. www.justtherightbyte.com
  56. www.katieheddleston.com/
  57. wwww.kalynskitchen.com
  58. www.kimberlysnyder.net/blog
  59. www.laurelonhealthfood.com
  60. www.lemondnutrition.com/blog
  61. www.lexieskitchen.com
  62. www.livingintherealworld.net/healthy
  63. www.loveandzest.com
  64. www.marksdailyapple.com
  65. www.mealmakeovermoms.com
  66. www.mayanahra.com/blog/
  67. www.mimiavocado.com/
  68. www.motherthyme.com/
  69. www.myjudythefoodie.com/
  70. www.nerdfitness.com
  71. www.nourishinteractive.com/blog
  72. www.nourishedkitchen.com/
  73. www.nourition.com/blog
  74. www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt
  75. www.nutritionbabes.com
  76. www.nutritionblognetwork.com
  77. www.nutritioulicious.com/blog/
  78. www.nutritionexpert.com/blog
  79. www.nutritionovereasy.com/
  80. www.nutritionunplugged.com
  81. www.ohsheglows.com
  82. www.olivetomato.com
  83. www.onegreenplanet.org
  84. www.raisehealthyeaters.com
  85. www.rantsfrommycrazykitchen.com
  86. www.ramblingspoon.com/blog
  87. www.realmomnutrition.com
  88. www.rebelgrrlkitchen.com/
  89. www.sarahremmer.com/blog
  90. www.sheletthemeatcake.com/
  91. www.simplygluten-free.com
  92. www.skinnychef.com/blog
  93. www.sodiumgirl.com
  94. www.sugarfreemom.com/
  95. www.summertomato.com
  96. www.tastyeatsathome.com/
  97. www.tessadomesticdiva.com/
  98. www.thefeedingdoctor.com/blog
  99. www.thehealthyapple.com/

Bonus links:

Each of the sites that have been listed above have been able to make a real difference by offering plus value to their many readers, viewers and subscribers. If you really want to know what a food blog is all about and the various ways and styles that they employ to pass their messages across to their audience, all you need to do right now is to click on any of the links and check out the hot stuff for yourself.

You could call these “authority” sites in thief field. One day, you might create or build a food related site yourself; who knows!

Enjoy, make friends, blog comment and guest post. See you in the comments below…

P.S. You might find that some blogs do not publicly accept guest posts. If you become an active blog commentator and leave insightful and practical feedback, you can follow up with an email (within 2 weeks, after leaving a few hot comments) and propose a guest post.

That’s one of the methods which I’ve personally used myself to write for large sites which weren’t accepting guest articles before, or were rarely doing so.

We have John Gibb to thank for this great list of food blogs. He is a super affiliate specializing in pre-sale tactics and keyword research. He wrote a free guide -“The Road to Success- detailing the free methods that he used to generate a record breaking 109 affiliate sales in a single day..

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  3. Thanks for providing me the list of food blogs. I really Enjoy the authentic Indian food, cooking classes, food walks and more with a local. … Enjoy cuisines like never before.

    Whenever i do not cook food at home i order food online from tigmoo eats there are more restaurants to choose your favorite cuisine. I live in Lusaka Zambia and tigmoo eats is only one food delivery app which is convenient and easy to use that deliver authentic taste and their all food keeps value for money .

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  6. This is a very amazing article. Thanks for sharing this amazing list of food articles. If you are interested in Mexican food you can visit our website. We provide catering service, drinks & dessert.

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  10. That’s most useful to who are fond of food as well as food business people.. here i would like to add my Online Food Delivery Site called Eatoute.com which delivers alcohol too..!

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  14. I would like to share one more blog which has unique recipes and yummiest food ever. I have made almost 12 times and the food was delicious as well as always love by my children. You can try it here: https://eatsbythebeach.com/ and let me tell you one thing it has really cool couple dishes. You may make it for you hubby.

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  15. i am a graduate and wish to open my own cafe or to become food blogger..thanks fro sharing these links .i am looking forward to them…thanks a lot as it will really help me a lot in many ways either i start my own cafe or blogging…this was a post i was waiting for

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    • You’re welcome, Srishti. I hope your cafe is super popular. The most important thing is how every person in it treats your customers. Equally important is how good the food is.

      If you get those two things right, you should do well. And there are many online methods today for promoting it that didn’t exist in the past. Put photos in your windows and post your menu on the window or door. (Large print is a good idea because people over 40 may not have their reading glasses on and there are a lot of us!)
      Gail Gardner would love you to read ..The Ultimate Checklist to Select Social Media Tools for Your Small BusinessMy Profile

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  17. I love to learn new cooking cultures and recipes. I’m surely going to add these ones to my blogs recipes list. By far, I most loved this one

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  21. Great piece!

    Please I need your advice. I am an editor at foodrecipeindustry.com and we wish to pitch the idea of guest blogging on our site to the management as we have rejected a lot requests so far. Do you think it’s too early to start accepting guest posts on the site – foodrecipeindustry.com?

    Patiently waiting for your response.

    Thanks and have a great day ahead.
    Cooke Walter would love you to read ..Best Instant Pot Pork Sirloin Tip RoastMy Profile

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    • Hi Cooke,

      If you are already getting requests, then it isn’t too early. But, you need to know what you’re doing. Only permit content and outgoing links that are highly relevant to the topic of your site. Never publish anything that is not relevant as it could affect your rankings and traffic.

      Most importantly, become familiar with best practices for working with contributed content. For example, we do not permit links to sales pages no matter how relevant unless that content is clearly marked sponsored and the links nofollowed.

      Many home pages are problematic because they can also be sales pages. The safest outgoing links are to blog posts, white papers and other substantial, informative content that is highly useful to your readers and important to the content.

      If their link(s) are not necessary, they could lead to Google penalizing your site or theirs. Many site owners and newer guest bloggers don’t know these things. Freelancers who are being hired by SEO agencies should, but they will often lie and tell you things are safe that aren’t.

      One other thing to avoid is permitting what we call “money phrase” outgoing links. If a keyword phrase is what a person would type into a search engine when they’re ready to buy something, that is a money phrase. Don’t allow guest writers to do that.

      Change the links to less risky phrases. Notice how major sites link to things. Home page links would typically be brand name links (the name of the brand is the link). Blog post links would indicate what the reader would find in that post or be the title of the post.

      Accepting guest posts can benefit a site greatly, especially if the guest bloggers have their own audience. But they are not without risk, so just be aware of what those risks are. If you want to understand more about how people use guest blogging for link building, read The Ultimate Link Building Guide.
      Gail Gardner would love you to read ..Importance of Technical SEO 2019 and Beyond [Infographic + Video]My Profile

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  25. Very nice information about different food variety…i also love to eat food.
    Thanks for sharing the information

    If someone is looking for beer cafe in Gurgaon, can visit on below mention link.

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  27. Thank you so much for this post.
    This list includes quite amazing and best food blogs.
    Thanks for the list

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  36. Nice collection of food blog sites. Update some more sites from where we can grab all information about the tastes of different countries. Thanks for sharing it.

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  38. Thank you for compiling these 99 most popular food blogs. I will be browsing this website so soon. These will be really helpful to the catering companies looking for new innovations for their food menus in different occasion.

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  40. Exceptional blogs for the ideas I needed, also a great recommendation for my family and friends . Fantastic information, I’ll check all the blogs that is on the list.. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  43. its such a dazzling online journal list i have red yet. Thank you so much for sharing this rundown. sustenance is something we could never at any point get exhausted of discussing. I have been particularly quick to attempt new sustenance formulas and make it at home.

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  44. I looked up the website on balanced diet and food facts and the information was helpful. It is not easy cooking healthy meals for your family.

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  45. can you put some more valuable sites where i can discuss indian cuisine and its significance? It’s not about recipes I wanna write about, blogs which talk about the transforming trend of cuisine culture. Somewhere to write an in-depth guest blogging ..if any suggestion please reply

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  48. John, Thanks for the list of food blogs that allows commenting.
    Anyone here knows some food blogs that offers do follow backlinks.

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  53. hi,

    i love that food which makes me so hungry , this is very nice food for us and i love it ,

    thanks for this posting ,’

    regards,

    mansi desai

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  56. Hi, thanks for amazing list.

    It is help to grow traffic for my food coupons.

    Great work, Keepit up.

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  57. Its such a lovely blog list i have red yet. Thank you for sharing this list. Food is something we would never ever get bored of talking about. i have been very much keen to try new food recipes and make it at home.

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  61. Thanks for the list. I actually recently launched a nutrition blog, so I’m looking to learn from other people within the industry. I’m focused on realistic nutrition advice for women who like to go out, have fun, and be social. It’s all about maintaining that balance between having fun and being healthy.

    I’m always looking for guest contributors to help me grow, so if anyone is interested, please let me know!

    Thanks for sharing 🙂
    Kaitlin Cushman would love you to read ..The 10 Types of People You Meet at Whole FoodsMy Profile

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  62. Hey, great share…..

    I absolutely loved your article as I am big foodie. I read few of the blogs and they are really amazing. Thanks for sharing this amazing list of food blogs.

    Keep sharing more…..
    Cheers!!

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  63. a great list of dozens of important sites to healthy eating, it makes a big difference because we need not be searching. Thanks for sharing!

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  65. great list of blogs very informative thanks. i find the diabetic medditerrenean site interesting since i like middle eastern food. i like the list is huge and has alot of interesting sites to check out it is going to take a while to explore all those sites.

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  66. Our amazing that this article providing 99 sites of food, I love cooking this article helped me a lot, I saved in my favorites!

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    • It is amazing that this article providing so many sites of food, I love cooking this article will help me a lot. It has a great list of dozens of important sites to healthy eating, it makes a big difference because we need not be searching.
      Thanks for sharing!

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  69. wow, 99 food blog website. This is just awesome. I really love food and also like this food blog website. Thanks a lot for posting this.

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