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These are Websites to share your food recipes or food sharing sites. These recipe aggregator sites help creators by sharing their work with new people. Some of them are great ways to get more traffic to your blog. Test out which ones work for you!

work in progress

I’ve been compiling this list of websites to share your yummy food recipes for a while now.

It started on one of the Pages I run on Facebook.

Unfortunately with the new FB changes, I’m pretty sure the Notes section and all I have saved there will disappear.

So, I thought I’d update it to my blog where I can keep it nice and safe!

Feel free to let me know of any others that I might have missed, or any new ones in the comments.

Whether you’re a blogger or just looking for tasty food, check out these sites, I have almost 70 listed here.

I try to keep the list as updated as possible, but, again, if you see something that should be updated, please let me know.

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Just a few of the many Websites to Share your Food Recipes

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Site Descriptions

Each site has a description, and most of these descriptions were written by the site themselves.

I felt they could better explain their mission in their own words.

I encourage you to try out different sites and see what works for you, as each site will have a different audience, different requirements, and procedures.

Some are easy to submit to, some take more time. Some are easy to get into, some are pickier.

Some require a full recipe, which may or may not work for you and your blog. Try them out.

Each will work differently for each blog!

Websites to Share your Food Recipes

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AllFreeCopyCatRecipes.com: AllFreeCopycatRecipes is dedicated to the best recipes and cooking tips. From quick and easy dinner recipes to new and exciting dessert recipes, we find and deliver the best recipes from all over the web. Plus, we feature free product reviews and giveaways of all the latest and greatest products including cooking gadgets, cookbooks, food, and more. AllFreeCopycatRecipes is a wonderful online resource for cooks of all skill levels.

AllFreeSlowCooker.com: Get 1000’s of recipes, cooking tips and ideas FREE at AllFreeSlowCookerRecipes.com. You will find slow recipes, chicken casseroles and pork recipes along with much more. Share here

Babble: A parenting site from Disney that also covers topics like Mom, Pregnancy, Baby, Toddler, Kid, Body + Mind, Work + Money, Home, Relationships, Entertainment, Beauty, Food, or Travel that you can write for. If you’re interested in writing for them, follow the guidelines here.

BonBon Break: “Welcome to the kitchen. We are here to help you answer the question that is asked every single day… ‘What’s for dinner?’ We will be featuring our favorite seasonal recipes for quick, wholesome meals as well as some inspiration for breakfast, lunch and snacks! If you have a post that you would like to have syndicated or an original piece you would like to submit for consideration, please…” check here.

Buzzfeed: Did you know they have a user submitted community?  Community is a place where anyone can post awesome lists and creations. Learn more or post your buzz!

Dishfolio: “We know how hard it is to cook, shoot & blog, so we always try to accept your presentable posts, however please try to add pinch of quality & originality to your images.”

Eat, Live, Be Grateful – a recipe sharing website where food bloggers submit their recipes through their website. Provides a do follow link.

Facebook & Facebook Groups: FB may not be showing all of your posts to all of your followers, but it’s still very important, and most people I know are on FB and don’t want to move off of it yet. Be sure you’re in several FB Groups. They are the best way to use FB right now. Build a community and a following.

FamilyCorner.com:  A family friendly site that you can submit a whole recipe to. Submission info is here.

Finding Vegan: for vegan dishes

Flipboard: “is a single place to discover, collect and share all the news you care about. And now Flipboard gets even more personal with the addition of over 34,000 topics to follow.”

Fooderific: Any Wordpress blog that has recipes marked up with microformatting or microdata is eligible. This includes recipes created by all of the popular Wordpress recipe plugins. If you’re lucky enough to be using EasyRecipe, all you need do is enable Fooderific in the EasyRecipe settings. For Ziplist, Recipress, Get Me Cooking, RecipeSEO and Kitchen Bug users, you’ll need to install the Fooderific plugin (available soon) as well.

Foodgawker: It’s back! This is a nofollow link. They also have sites for craft, wedding, dwelling, and style.

FoodiePortal: “Grab a cup of coffee and start looking around, because we know you’ll be here for a while. Here at FoodiePortal, we’re not about photography perfection. We’re all about food, after all we are foodies! We understand that not all cooks are photographers, so this little corner of the internet is all about food, delicious, mouth watering food.”

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Hometalk: “Hometalk is the largest home and garden social network on the web. Millions of homeowners and professionals use Hometalk to share their knowledge and find credible information.” Hometalk is like Pinterest, only with no recipes!

Instagram: I love Instagram! It seems more personal than FB at this point. It’s all about pictures and some videos. The interface is mostly for use on your mobile (phone or tablet). Use the hashtag, #ontheblog and have your blog link in your profile.

Liqurious: A sister site of tasteologie. All about beverages!

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MyRecipeMagic: “For food bloggers, chefs and other professionals MyRecipeMagic.com is a vehicle for you to get noticed, increase traffic, build followers, and make more dough!”

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Pantreze is all about celebrating food. Organize and share recipes and dishes you love.

Photograzing “is closed, but there’s no need to despair! Keep sharing your home-cooked meals and culinary triumphs with us and Serious Eaters around the world! Use hashtag #photograzing on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and tag us @seriouseats.”

Pinch it seems to be a button just like the Pit it button. “Click “Pinch It!” on any club recipe to save it straight to your Recipe Box.”

Pinterest: I’m sure you already use Pinterest, most bloggers do. Make sure you’re on several shared boards so that more people can see your pins. And, speaking of Pinterest, I have a board for tips, tricks, and hints on social media and blogging, all kinds of helpful articles; you’ll find it here. I also have a group board for giveaways here.

Recipesswap: Recipes Swap is a community for foodies who want to share recipes, try out new ones and get exposure for their own food blogs. Submit recipes for others to make and get reviews! Don’t forget to plug your own blog in your recipe description. Submit a recipe now!

Reddit “is a platform for internet communities where your votes shape what the world is talking about.“ The site can create traffic, but the users can be harsh with their comments.

Reciprocal Recipes.

Scoop.it: “Scoop what matters to you and add your fresh perspective.” There is a free account, but it’s limited. For more access, there are paid accounts.

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Tapa Tuesday: Shares the full recipe. “We are looking to feature a new Tapas Style recipe every Tuesday. If you want to be featured please email a recipe and picture. You will be given full credit with a link back to your site. But I am only sharing one recipe per week and people need to email so I can approve them.”

Taste of Home: Submit the whole recipe to this site.

Tasteologie: For food sharing, with additional share sites for design, clothes, liquor, and travel

Tasty Kitchen: upload the full recipe to this site

Tasty Query: “Our website is an aggregator of food blogs, which automatically collects the recipes from your blogs.”

Tip Junkie: Sign up and share your crafting, decorating, and food

Trivet Recipes is a recipe sharing site where food lovers can post recipes from anywhere on the web. Use it to discover a new favorite food blog—or figure out what’s for dinner tonight.

Tumblr: There are many food submission sites on Tumblr. Some of them are below…

Unlimited Recipes: Find all kinds of recipes from any part of the world. Submit your recipe, participate in discussions on forums, read useful info about food/cooking on blog and more. Read more about us here

We Heart It: Heart images that move you.

World Recipes: Bloggers can submit their recipes in 6 different languages (English being the main one).

ZipList: “To make grocery shopping easier, keep you organized and help you cross things off your list so you can get on with your day! ”

Websites to Share your Giveaways

And, a few places to share and learn about Giveaways:

  1. Sweeties Sweeps (lowest price $25)
  2. Giveaway Frenzy
  3. Mom’s Ongoing Blog Giveaway Linky
  4. Giveaway Play
  5. Airplanes and Dragonflies
  6. Giveaway Tools (more for creating a giveaway now)
  7. The Giveaway Guide (another listing of giveaways)

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Comments

  1. Angela

    Pinned!! This is an incredible list! Thank you for taking the time to put this together and share!

  4. Holly

    Holy smokes, Batman! This is a fantastical amazing list. Thanks a ton for compiling it! Going to pin and bookmark it.

  7. samia

    Thanks for providing such a list with valuable information. i’m bookmarki it and will go trhough it deeply later.

  9. Sundas Arif

    i got all the details in one post thank you for helping its really helpful and valuable information in your provided list.

  10. Dimitar Angel

    Thanks for the info. Really useful i will check them all – one site that i like also that you can include in the list above is recipesfun,com – mostly because they have a lot on non-traditional recipes (e.g., recipes with duck, ostrich etc.)- check them out

  14. Bassem Badreddine

    Hey Debi,

    This is awesome, thank you!
    There’s a new platform to share recipes and sort of create your own community of chefs called RCPE. Here’s the link to the website http://www.findrcpes.com

  16. Diana

    Nice list for all food bloggers. Another great recipe sharing website is Foodsom. It is focused on recipes only and every recipe is manually approved.

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