Talk:ChefsFeed
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editThis has been copied here in case some citation content has not been used but can be in the present article. --User:Ceyockey (talk to me) 03:05, 19 January 2019 (UTC)
- ChefsFeed is a San Francisco based media company. ChefsFeed creates original videos, stories, and guides, and works with thousands of North American food and beverage professionals to publish their recommendations on where to eat and drink. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
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- ^ Apple Editors (2017). "Apps of the Year Best of 2017". Apple.
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has generic name (help) - ^ Jonah Engel Bromwichl (10 April 2015). "Two Apps to Guide You to Good Food". New York Times.
- ^ Bill Daley (11 February 2016). "New dining apps steer you to where chefs like to eat, auto-pay the check and more". Chicago Tribune.
- ^ Zoe Henry (09 July 2015). "This New 'Anti-Yelp' Food App Is Banking on Hungry Millennials". Inc.
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(help) - ^ Matthew Lynley (09 July 2015). "ChefsFeed, An App For Dishes Recommended By Top Chefs, Gets A New Look". Tech Crunch.
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(help) - ^ JBF Editors (14 March 2018). "THE 2018 JAMES BEARD AWARD NOMINEES". James Beard Foundation.
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has generic name (help) - ^ Digiday Editors (12 December 2017). "CNN's Courageous Studio leads the 2017 Digiday Video Awards with five nominations". Digiday.
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