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At AmazingRibs.com, our love of food goes way beyond barbecue. If you’ve poked around the site, you know that we are dedicated to explaining the science of barbecue, and that food science applies to all kinds of cooking. If you’ve seen all our recipes for side dishes, you know that we love food in all its forms. And we try to read, watch, listen, and learn as much as we can to stay informed about what’s happening in the world of food in general, especially in the world of outdoor cooking. To share all the cool food news we find, we started an entirely new service, DigestThis.news. Best of all, it’s completely FREE!
The DigestThis.news Bulletin is a free weekly rundown of topline food news delivered to your inbox in one easy-reading email. It provides much-needed information on all aspects of the food world, including cooking, beverages, restaurants, delivery services, grocery stores, government regulations, agriculture, science, publishing, and more. Every story is delivered in a quick summary with a link to the orginal article, so if the story piques your interest, you can read on for a deeper dive. All of the news stories are archived on the companion website DigestThis.news, which is completely searchable.
Both the newsletter and website are edited by our own editor Dave Joachim, a 30-year veteran food journalist and award-winning cookbook author, including 5 books on barbecue. Dave reads all the important food newsletters, newspapers, magazines, blogs, social media, and more, so you don’t have to. Just read his summaries and you’ll get the gist of the story. The New York Times recently featured DigestThis.news in a prominent story in the Sunday Food section, so we think Dave’s doing a pretty good job.
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