Here is Cellarer’s guide to the most popular food blogs. The contest includes all personal sites but the table shows only the 100 ‘best’ — ‘best’ is evaluated with public website metrics.
Herebelow is an overview of the results.
A comprehensive pool of candidates
The number of websites that I retrieve metrics for is 500. This list is close to being complete: it includes almost all the websites that qualify.
The small against the big
I chose to not include magazines, that is sites that are written by many contributors. Press and firms have their means of getting known. I’d rather promote unique voices (blogs). So the top food blogs is a convenient tool for getting to know prominent culinary authors. Please tell me if you spot an item in the list that would have more than 2 contributors.
How to participate
Websites are automatically included in the contest as soon as I learn of their existence. To be eligible to the next issue of the Top food blogs, the below conditions must be met:
- The main topic should be food.
- The articles must be written by no more than two persons (not a team) — so as to screen firms.
You can follow the ranking evolution by subscribing to the feed on websites 
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Elsewhere
There are ways to discover food-related sites. Here is the list of the best French food blogs. You can also take the tour at Cellarer search, a search engine dedicated to wine and food.
Tags: cooking, food, food blogs, recipes
Greetings, Estelle,
Thank you for having found my wine blog, and including it in your Cellarer search. Best wishes to you in your wine career. — jo