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The Recipe and Cooking Food Bloggers list reach consumers who blog about recipes, food, cookbooks, magazines, or products regarding the preparation of tasty meals and snacks. They purchase publications to get recipes on cooking nutritious foods, baking desserts, preserving food, and grilling meats and vegetables. Bloggers are those who cook extensively and post about their cooking stories along with super appetizing pictures. It could be anything from a blog that documents highly authentic recipes, or experiential food or just about anything that one is cooking. There will most often be a story accompanying the blog post.

These consumers are men and women who love to cook, bake, barbecue, and throw dinner parties and go out to eat. They not only purchase cookbooks featuring vegetarian recipes, ethnic foods, soups, salads, appetizers, desserts, and main meals but some have even published their own cookbooks for purchase with recipes providing step by step instruction on preparation, ingredients required, food presentation, serving size and cooking methods.

The Recipe and Cooking Food Bloggers is comprised of niche subject within the food itself.  No Bake blogs, Gluten-Free blogs, Vegan blogs, etc would come under this. Theirs is a repository of recipes that not only chronicles the food they are eating but also gives a glimpse of their lifestyle choices.  Most often a food blogger has overlapping elements of these three things. It’s usually a niche that is talked about with great detailing storytelling and occasionally has product and restaurant reviews.

Food Bloggers are always looking for avenues to be creative, find revenue, reach audiences and seeking the latest books, Videos and magazines to purchase towards food-related products including barbecues, food club memberships, kitchenware, cookbooks, blenders, dinnerware, flatware, mixing bowls, food processors, pots, glassware, cookie sheets, crock pots, cutting boards, aprons, oven mitts, muffin pans, beverage pitchers, and bowls. They buy merchandise through offline and online multichannel sources like book clubs, catalogs, websites, book stores, infomercials, and direct mail.