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chefadora.comFood experts on Ramadan food trendsfor Suhoor and Iftar. Looking to hear from food and recipe creators about Ramadan food trends for Suhoor and Iftar. Interested in traditional dishes, modern twists, easy meal ideas, and what audiences are searching for during Ramadan this year. Details: I’m putting together a Ramadan food trends and inspiration feature and would love insights from food creators, chefs, and recipe developers who create content around Ramadan, Middle Eastern, South Asian, or Muslim home cooking. I’m especially interested in: 1. What Suhoor and Iftar recipes are trending this year 2. How traditional dishes are being modernized 3. Easy or make-ahead Ramadan meal ideas 4. Health-conscious or balanced fasting meals 5. What your audience is requesting most during Ramadan Short, quotable insights (2–4 sentences) are ideal. This is an editorial feature focused on creator perspectives and lived experiences. If your response is a good fit and you’re open to it, I may follow up to explore whether you’d like to optionally share a recipe as part of a Ramadan collection. Posting on Chefadora is free, simple, and designed to showcase creators in a clean, user-friendly format. No obligation at all - happy to simply feature your insights.

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wellnessvoice.comWhat Makes a Great Food Tour: Real Tips, Data & Stories We’re putting together an article titled “What Makes a Great Food Tour: Real Tips, Data & Stories from Travelers and Guides” and we want to go beyond “top-10 tips.” We’re looking for data-backed reflections, personal anecdotes, measurable outcomes, and honest assessments about what truly elevates a food tour experience. We invite contributions from travelers, food-tour guides, culinary bloggers, and travel industry professionals who have participated in, organized, or studied food tours around the world. Please respond to one or more of the queries below: What concrete benefits have you observed from participating in a food tour (e.g. discovering hidden-gem restaurants, saving time, avoiding decision fatigue, enhancing cultural understanding, supporting small local vendors)? If possible, cite data or examples. Have you experienced or witnessed any downsides or challenges (crowded spots, long walks, portion sizes, dietary accommodation issues)? What trade-offs are involved? What practical habits or preparation tips (before, during, or after the tour) make the difference between a good tour and a great one? For example: choosing the right neighborhood or tour type; going early in a trip; dressing for comfort; staying hydrated; respecting local norms. Do you have a specific memory, story or data point (even approximate) where a food tour led you to a favorite restaurant, changed your perspective on local cuisine, or helped you connect with local culture or community? For food-tour operators or guides: what best practices or designs (group size, itinerary mix, local-specialty focus, flexibility, dietary accommodations) have you found most effective in delivering quality experiences while managing logistics? Please Include: Your full name Your role / background (traveler, guide, travel blogger, researcher, etc.) A 2–5 sentence contribution — ideally with specific details, data or a concise story Purpose & Expected Outcome: This article aims to deliver a balanced, realistic, and richly illustrated guide that helps readers, whether they’re planning a city visit, a holiday, or just a casual outing, understand what truly makes a food tour worthwhile. By combining serious data, honest experiences, and concrete suggestions, we hope to help readers: maximize the value of any food tour they take, avoid common pitfalls, and appreciate the cultural and economic impact of supporting local food scenes.

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New York PostFun restaurants/food experiences to take your kids to eat in LA area This is for upcoming California family fun section that will run in newly launched California Post and the New York Post.The New York Post newspaper has a daily print circulation of 518,000 copies and a readership of 872,000. Recent stats have put the NYP at the third or fourth largest newspaper by print circulation in the U.S. As far as digital, what stories run online are editors' discretion and I can't control that as a freelancer. I'm thinking of Serendipity-type places that are especially geared towards kids, cool beach spots with special kids menus, hotel teas for kids, sports arena food experiences for kids....you tell me. As long as it's over-the-top and aimed towards children. Must be in LA or within 1.5 hour drive of LA. If this is you or your client, please send with numbers: 1. Name of restaurant and/or specific eating experience available there (i.e., if it's a kids tea or candy store with bar seating and dessert tasting menu for kids), pricing if it's a specific experience or sample prices of two or so kid items from menus if not specific experience, location and distance from LA in miles/driving time if not in LA proper, link to website. 2. Dropbox/Google Drive link to images and photo credit listed here and in folder name of photos for whatever you are pitching. 3. Please describe this kid-friendly food experience in one paragraph MAX, singling out any unique, colorful details and/or anecdotes from personal experience visiting wtih a child or seeing children enjoy it and anything else parents should know about this experience (i.e., insider tip like, reserve a table in this section for the best view or ask for the off-menu chocolate whatever or go at this time of day/day of week to beat the crowds or if your party has any dietary restricts let the staff know in advance and you can get a GF or vegan menu). 4. Please name two standout dishes and why they are so great for kids. 5. Optional: Please share parent full name, occupation, company, and age(s)/gender(s) of child(ren) for someone not paid ambassador of brand/working at restaurant to share their insider intel on going here with a kid and/or why they love taking their child/ren here. (fine if you work in LA tourism or PR, just don't want direct employees of restaurant...you can also source from any random "man on the street" contacts you have. 6. Best email for follow-up questions

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