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A woman sits smiling on a light blue chair against a striped green and blue background. Text reads, "A podcast by Caroline Chambers - so into that.
A recipe suggestion form with fields for email and suggestions, a submit button, and illustrations of food items and two dancing figures on a red and yellow background.
Website screenshot with a sandwich logo, navigation menu, image of "Caesared Egg Sally" toast, and a banner announcing a giveaway of 5 Zojirushi Rice Cookers with a "Get the Deets" button.
A woman smiles while preparing food. Text promotes a new cookbook titled "What to Cook When You Don't Feel Like Cooking" by Caroline Chambers, available for pre-order.
A website features three dishes: a bowl of soup, a minty broccolini pasta, and a bowl of small pasta in broth, under the heading "Latest And Greatest.
A drawing of a pigeon, a staircase with railings and plants, and an oval emblem with the letter "B" inside.
A woman with curly blonde hair smiles in a headshot above text promoting an audio chat about the rise of Glossier with Marisa Meltzer. Instagram handle @alisharamos is displayed below.
A woman sits on a white sofa with a yellow pillow, holding a book, beneath abstract art in a bright room with large windows. Text above introduces her as Alisha Ramos of Downtime.
Mobile webpage for VIA ROSA with sections for Tours, Guides, and Blog, each with a button to learn more or read the blog. Menu icon is visible in the top right corner.
Woman with light brown hair and a green jacket smiles while holding a basket of fruit in front of a rustic market display. Text identifies her as Via Rosa Tours co-founder Elizabeth Minchilli.
Three cookbook covers are displayed above a yellow section listing food publications: Gourmet, The New York Times, Saveur, Condé Nast Traveler, and Eater.
Screenshot of a website featuring the cookbook "Food of the Italian Islands" by Katie Parla, with the cover showing pasta on a blue plate and a pre-order message below.
A woman sits on a table holding a plate of food and smiling, with text introducing her as Alix Traeger, a food creator sharing her cooking journey.
A graphic titled "My Recs" lists kitchen tools and pantry staples with photos of food and utensils, and a button labeled "Shop My Recs" at the center.
A graphic with illustrations of summer produce says “Summer Seasonal Recipes, view all” above a partial photo of a pasta dish.
A woman sitting on a kitchen counter tosses an orange while smiling, surrounded by kitchen items and greenery; text describes her culinary journey and shift to social media.
A subscription offer for full access at $7 per month or $50 per year, with buttons to subscribe or join a free newsletter and a sign-in link for existing users.
Recipe page titled "Smoky Three-Bean Soup with Tomatillo Salsa" showing servings, cook time, unit options, and a partial ingredient list with checkboxes.
Website section with a blue background and white wavy border promoting a newsletter called "Downtime," offering discoveries and updates via email every Friday, with a subscription button.
A crate filled with blood oranges is displayed beneath text promoting food culture tours in Italy on the Via Rosa website.
A woman in a striped dress stands on a cobblestone street in front of old buildings and parked cars, with website navigation and text overlayed.
A cookbook titled "Scratch That" by Alix Traeger is displayed next to a person holding food, with text promoting the cookbook's release and a button to order a copy.
A bowl of orecchiette pasta with grated zucchini and squash blossoms is placed on a wooden surface, shown on a website recipe page.
A man in a navy striped sweater stands next to a table with assorted vegetables. The text above him reads, "Food Is Everything. Let's Treat It That Way.
Screenshot of the Brownstone Boys website showing two men on a brownstone stoop and text introducing them as a Brooklyn couple passionate about restoring historic homes.

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