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Food Porn Aggregator: Punchfork

Cleverly designed blog aggrigators seem to be all the rage - you know, like Pinterest or Tastespotting. Well folks, we have another one for food blog porn, and it's called Punchfork. Punchfork pre-selects popular food blogs to be on their searchable list. So far they only have 36 and it's...
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Cleverly designed blog aggrigators seem to be all the rage - you know, like Pinterest or Tastespotting. Well folks, we have another one for food blog porn, and it's called Punchfork.

Punchfork pre-selects popular food blogs to be on their searchable list. So far they only have 36 and it's a who's who of the food blogosphere. It's folks like The Pioneer Woman, David Lebovitz, Smitten Kitchen, 101 Cookbooks, Matt Bites, Cannelle et Vanille, and Lottie + Doof. We would gather that the 80/20 rule applies here that if you have the top 20% of the food blogs out there, you've got the majority of what's happening out there in home cooking trends.

Punchfork categorizes the ingredients and you can select a landing page for the recipe but if you want the preparation instructions, you need to click through to the blog where it was originally published. There's a nice Twitter feature that if you click on the recipe to tweet it, it will automatically tag the blog's author.

Punchfork was founded in May 2010 by Jeff Miller, a software developer and angel investor in Silicon Valley. Prior to starting Punchfork, he was a quantitative hedge fund trader. Miller's advisor is the CEO of the hugely popular Japanese recipe database Cookpad, Akimitsu Sano. These dudes have the money and technology to make this a bid deal in the food world.

If you want your blog listed you need to have at least 20 published recipes with high quality photographs - English only right now. Check it out, it might be a great way to get your food seen around the world.


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