In my final Food Blogger Connect #5 post, I would like to introduce you to some of the bloggers that attended.
Pop over and say hello to them. Just look at it as expanding your own readership and your social media circle. It can only be a good thing!
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Name: Niamh Shields
Blog: Eats Like a Girl
Blog created: 2007
Location: travels a lot, but based in London, UK. Born and brought up in Ireland.
USP: food & travel
Post: Linguine with a simple tomato sauce, wild garlic flowers and pine nuts
Twitter: @eatlikeagirl
Facebook: Eat like a Girl
USP: mostly baking
Post: Salted Caramel Chocolates
Twitter: @diarycakemaker
Facebook: Diary of a Cake Maker
Pinterest: The Diary of a Cake Maker
Name: Tina Anand
Blog: The Spicy Pear
Blog Created: 2012
Location: London, UK
USP: World food with a South Asian influence
Post: Saag
Twitter: @theSpicyPears
Facebook: The Spicy Pear
Name: Jane SarchetBlog: The Hedge Combers
Blog created:
Location: Cornwall, UK
USP: Self sufficiency, gastro-adventure
Post: How to Make and Freeze Homemade Pesto
Twitter: @HedgeComber
Facebook: The Hedge Combers
Pinterest: Janie aka Hedgecomber
Name: Sylvia Filozof
Blog: Happiness is Homemade
Blog created: 2009
Location: England
USP: Arabic & Indian cuisine (in polish and english)
Post: Hummus
Twitter: @SylviaHappiness
Facebook: Happiness is Homemade
Pinterest: Happiness is Homemade Blog
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Name: Nayna Kanabar
Blog: simply.food
Blog created: 2008
Location: London, UK
USP: Vegetarian
Twitter: @SIMPLYF00D
Facebook: simply food
Pinterest: simply.food
Name: Louisa
Blog: Chez Foti
Blog created: 2011
Location: South West France (moving back to the UK soon)
USP: Wholesome Family Food
Twitter: Chez Foti
Facebook: Chez Foti
Pinterest: Louisa Foti
Name: Vanesther Rees
Blog: Bangers and Mash
Blog created: 2011
Location: Somerset, UK
USP: Family food on a budget
Twitter: @BangerMashChat
Facebook: Bangers & Mash
Pinterest: Bangers & Mash
Name: Manjiri Chitnis
Blog: Sliceofme
Blog created: 2012
Location: London, UK
USP: Different types of cuisine with a love for Indian Coastal cuisine
Post: Key Lime Pie
Twitter: @manjirichitnis
Facebook: Sliceofme
Pinterest: Manjiri Chitnis
Name: Aoife (pronounced EE-fa)
Blog: The Daily Spud
Location: Dublin, Ireland
USP: Potato recipes
Twitter: @DailySpud
Facebook: The Daily Spud
Pinterest: The Daily Spud
And a few other bloggers at FBC#5
Mabintu - Recipes from a Pantry
Karen - Lavender & Lovage
Fiona -London Unattached
Helen -Fuss Free Flavours
Emma - Adventures of a London Kiwi
Hazel - Cookie Cottage
Heidi - Heidi Roberts Kitchen Talk
Ceri - Natural Kitchen Adventures
Kellie - Food to Glow
Madeleine - From the Healthy Heart
Sally - My Custard Pie
Laura - How to Cook Good Food
Mardi - eat.live.travel.write
Nazima - Franglais Kitchen
I hope you have enjoyed my 5 posts with tips from Food Blogger Connect #5. I had a great time, learned a lot and meet some really lovely bloggers, Roll on next year.
Here are my 5 posts:
- Tips for Food Bloggers - FBC#5 (Day 1) - including how to get published in magazines
- Tips for Food Bloggers - FBC#5 (Day 2) - including food styling tips
- Tips for Food Bloggers - FBC#5 (Day 3) - including brand identity and general FBC tips
- Food Blogging Tips - FBC#5 - including lots of key tips for food bloggers
- Meet the Bloggers - FBC#5 - including profiles of 10 bloggers you may not know and and a list of others that attended.
A LOVELY post Jac and such a great thing to do! I have yet to write mine, but I will also be adding names to people I met too! Karen xxxx
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. I will look forward to reading yours too :)
DeleteHey, thanks for the shout out Jacq! Great series, I've enjoyed them all :)
ReplyDeleteJane x
That's ok and thanks Jane :)
Deletewow Jac that is so sweet of you to give me such a lovely mention.A brilliant post as usual.:)
ReplyDeleteThanks Nayna :)
DeleteThanks for the mention. Lovely to see faces with the names of some of the blogs. Helps with the old memory. Great reminder of a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean. I have a shocking memory for names. I can only see it getting worse with age.
DeleteThanks for the mention. Lovely to have some faces with names. Helps with the old mmemmory! Great reminder of a really fun weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun, can't wait for next year :)
DeleteThank you again Jac! Excellent write up as usual :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Sylvia :)
DeleteJac I've really enjoyed reading your excellent posts. You are very good at summing up the key points and the atmosphere. It was nice seeing you albeit briefly and I really appreciate the mention x
DeleteThat's ok Nazima, it was nice meeting you too :)
DeleteGreat post will be exploring some new blogs now!
ReplyDeleteThanks Janice, have fun!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous post Jac!! Such a lovely idea to profile us and a recipe from our blog! I'm truly honoured. And feeling very guilty I haven't had a chance to do the same to all you lovely peeps back....but your time will come when I get moved to the Uk and my new Eat Your Veg site up and running :) Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to your new blog Louisa, but don't worry we all know you are in the middle of a move!
DeleteThanks so much for the lovely mention Jac (and for providing the helpful pronunciation tip - mine can be a tricky name for people to get to grips with :) )
ReplyDeleteHaha, I had to look it up myself, cause I couldn't remember. It's lovely once you work out how to pronounce it :)
DeleteI have loads of tabs open now as I have wanted to meet new bloggers for a while now - thanks for all the links :)
ReplyDeleteThey are a great bunch Tandy. Wonderful blogs and such nice people too!
DeleteHey Jac,
ReplyDeleteI've been reading all your FBC posts and have found them really useful. I couldn't afford to go (and was away anyway) so I'm incredibly greatful that you've taken the time to write such clear posts. I've bookmarked nearly every one.
Thanks for that Gill, that makes it totally worth it for me :)
DeleteThanks for the mention - was great to meet you. Its just brilliant you managed to cover so much with all these posts - so helpful for those at, and not at the event. Especially since there was so much to take in!
ReplyDeleteThat's ok Ceri. It was nice to meet you too. You worked hard over the weekend!
DeleteHi Jaq,lovely post,Thank you so much for the mention. FBC'5 was such a lovely time and connecting with you and the other lovely bloggers has been a great journey.X
ReplyDeleteCheers for the mention Jac, I've been exploring your FBC5 posts, they really sum up the weekend well!
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to meet you!
Another nice post Jac for those of us unable to make FBC. CT and I went over to visit Hedgecomber yesterday. We both enjoyed the visit and it's really nice to know about another food blogger close by, so thank you for putting her in touch with me :)
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