Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers about discovering recipes, submitting a food blog feed, and working with iFoodBloggers.
Finding Recipes
Submitting a Food Blog or Feed
Partnerships and Help
Finding Recipes
Browse recipes and learn how iFoodBloggers connects you with independent food bloggers.
What is iFoodBloggers?
iFoodBloggers brings together recipe content from independent food bloggers so you can discover meal ideas and explore original publishers. The recipes and posts remain the work of their creators.
How do I find recipes on iFoodBloggers?
Use the site menu to browse by dish type, cuisine, diet, ingredient, special occasion, equipment, or flavor. Open a recipe listing to visit the original publisher for the complete recipe.
Can I browse recipes by ingredient, cuisine, or diet?
Yes. Choose Ingredient, Cuisine, or Diets in the navigation menu to explore recipes in those categories. You can also browse by dish type, special occasion, equipment, and flavor.
Are recipes on iFoodBloggers tested by the site?
iFoodBloggers is a discovery platform. We do not independently test every recipe featured or linked on the site. For the full recipe, ingredient details, substitutions, and instructions, visit the original publisher.
Who should I contact with a question about a recipe?
Contact the food blogger who published the recipe. The original publisher is the best source for questions about ingredients, substitutions, preparation, or recipe results.
How can I find more recipes from a specific food blogger?
Open the recipe or feed listing and follow the links to the creator’s website or social profiles, when provided. You can also follow the blogger directly on their social channels.
Submitting a Food Blog or Feed
Information for food bloggers who want to submit a blog, recipe feed, or social profile.
Who can submit a food blog or recipe feed?
Food bloggers and publishers who create original food content can submit their blog or recipe feed for review. Include links to your website and the public social profiles or feeds you want us to consider.
Which social media recipe feeds do you accept?
We consider recipe feeds from most popular social platforms. Include the direct link to your public profile or feed with your submission so we can review it.
How do I submit my food blog or recipe feed?
Use the Contact Us page and include your website address, the feed or profile links you want reviewed, and the email address where we can reach you. For feed-submission help, email help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com.
Why hasn’t my submission appeared on the site?
Submissions are reviewed before they are added, and not every submission is published. Check that your links are public, active, and lead to original food content. If you have a question about a submission, email help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com with your website URL.
How long does it take for an accepted feed to appear?
After a feed is approved, it may take up to 24 hours to appear on the site. Review times can vary. If it still is not visible after that, contact us at help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com.
How will I know if my submission is accepted?
We send a welcome email when a submission is accepted. Check your spam or junk folder if you do not see the message. For an update, email help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com and include the website or feed you submitted.
Partnerships and Help
Find the right contact for partnerships, advertising, corrections, and feed questions.
How do I ask a question about a feed submission?
Email help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com. Include your website address and a short description of your question so we can direct it to the right person.
How can I discuss advertising, sponsorship, or a partnership?
Visit our Advertise / Work With Us page for partnership information. You can also contact us through the form on our Contact Us page.
Does being featured mean iFoodBloggers endorses a recipe or product?
No. A listing or link helps readers discover a publisher’s content; it does not mean iFoodBloggers has tested or endorsed every recipe or product. Read our Editorial Policy for details.
What should I do if a listing is incorrect or a feed link is broken?
Email help (at) ifoodbloggers (dot) com with the page URL, the correct information, and a brief description of the issue. We’ll review it and make corrections when appropriate.
Still need help?
If you couldn’t find the answer you need, send us a message and we’ll point you in the right direction.