Blogging may be a difficult industry to crack, but the rewards can be great. The stories of these successful food bloggers show that anyone has the potential to make it big. These are some of the best food bloggers in the world, who have not only created content but also been praised for their work.
In 2012, during her diagnosis of PTS (Postural Tachycardia Syndrome),Ella started blogging Deliciously Ella as a means to chronicle her meals and test out new recipes. Her empire has since expanded to overtake a mobile application, 3 cookbooks, an owned deli, and finally-healthy snacks commercialized under her name. Woodward shows no signs of fatigue; she continues pushing out the Recipe videos for which she's become greatly known--simple enough for anyone to follow along.
After commencing his fitness journey, Kevin Curry realized that despite working out for hours, he wouldn't see results unless he improved his diet. He then began cooking more meals at home and sharing healthy recipes with others online. His business has since grown to include two phone applications, and he's been featured in The Huffington Post, Men's Health, and other publications.
Ali Ebright began her food blog Gimme Some Oven as a way to store all of her recipes in one space. Although the blog started with an focus on cooking and recipe development, it has now expanded to include DIY crafts and other life advice.
Ebright lives in Kansas City with her spouse and puppy, where she enjoys entertaining people with her culinary skills.
In 2012, Dana Shultz and her husband John from Portland created their site Minimalist Baker. Her recipes require only 10 ingredients, one bowl/pot, and 30 minutes of prep time.
Shultz also published an e-book, a cookbook, and courses on blogging and food photography which are accessible through her site.
Cooking blog, Natasha's Kitchen was started by Natasha Kravchuk in 2009. Her whole family had migrated from Ukraine to America before she turned four. Consequently, she was exposed to a variety of cuisines including Russian, Ukrainian and American food which laid the foundation for her own unique blend of cooking.
Natasha's blog not only focuses on dishes from her homeland Ukraine but also features recipes and cooking videos from across the United States. Additionally, she has a social media following of over two million people and counting!
Laura Muthesius and Nora Eisermann, much like other food bloggers, were first inspired to start their blog because of personal experiences. Muthesius suffers from dietary sensitivities, so the two began a journey to find or create the perfect chocolate cake that was also gluten-free.
Muthesius specializes in photography while Eisermann has a professional background design in fashion. The German creators have come together to use their talents and create scrumptious vegetarian and gluten-free dishes.
Lindsay Ostrom, a 2010 self-taught recipe creator and school teacher, blogging as a hobby. She began full-time blogging in 2014, and she continues doing so today with the aid of her spouse Bjork.
Ostrom has an expansive repertoire of dishes on her website, organized by type. She also posts culinary videos with step instructions as well frequently as posting tips for prospective bloggers.
Ree Drummond, internationally known as The Pioneer Woman, has an impressive social media reach of more than 7 million people. She started blogging in 2006 and has already published 7 bestseller books while receiving many awards for her blog.
Not only is she widely-known for her delicious recipes, but Ree also writes about living life to the fullest with family in a small town-and does so on a daily basis.
Sally McKenney's Baking Addiction offers classic recipes that evoke feelings of nostalgia and comfort. With over 1 million followers across her multiple social media accounts, Sally is beloved by many for her perfectly executed traditional dishes - whether it's the ideal cookie or cake.
McKenney began her food blog while in her twenties, and since then, baking has blossomed into a full-time job for her with three bestselling cookbooks to her credit.The food bloggers above are some of the best ones in the world. If you're looking to get cooking inspiration, then look at their websites. But if you need motivation to blog, listen to their stories instead.
