Food For Net

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Food For Net

Just a little foodie website about food and drink that I like, including sous vide, slow cooking, grilling, smoking, and homemade pizzas. I also make my own beer and cider, and am a whiskey enthusiast (mostly Islay Scotch now).

I like to post lots of weird stuff I find online about different types of world foods, cocktail recipes and more!

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Fun Food Facts, Recipes, and Helpful Resources!

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What's going on recently at FoodForNet.com!

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Weird Fruit

Weird Vegetables

Weird Nuts

passion flow fruit
73 Pics
exotic green cucumber vegetable on vine
36 Pics
golden chestnut in large leaves
23 Pics

Weird Pizza

Weird Popcorn

Weird Cookies

weird pizza with chocolate sauce and fruit
48 Ideas
31 Flavors
baby cookie monster on a bike looking for cookies
36 Flavors

Cocktails, Spirits & Shots

A sex on the beach cocktail on a wooden board, next to orange halves and a measure, highlighting the best vodka for a sex on the beach cocktail
A glass of eggnog with a cinnamon stick on a table
Two glasses of Irish Whiskey next to a barrel
A glass of brandy next to brandy in a bottle, looking at the question of how to make brandy.
A wooden board with vodka shots on a wooden table
A glass of caramel vodka with a ball of ice, caramel and a cinnamon stick as a garnish
american craft whiskey in two glasses on table
Two glasses of orange juice with ice, with two oranges in the background
Two glasses of a chocolate martini, made with vanilla vodka
More Cocktail Recipes

Cookbooks & Kitchen Tools

Kitchen Tools

Kitchen Tools

My Favorite Monthly Clubs

Get gourmet food delivered straight to your doorstep. Here are my some of my personal favorite clubs.

More Fun Monthly Clubs!

They have monthly clubs for everything these days. Pick the club(s) that suit your lifestyle!

Wine Down Box Review: How Is This Wine Club Different?

What's Inside Wine Down Box Club Name: Wine Down Box Theme: Monthly wine, cheese & charcuterie pairings Website: winedownbox.com Cost: $63-$70/month (shipping included) Cheese Included: 1 unit artisan cheese from various cheese makers Wine Included: 1 bottle limited production California wine Notes: The wines included in your box are truly “small batch” because they were impossible to …

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A box of chocolates in all styles, looking at the top chocolate brands
A small glass bowl of fresh mulberries on a wooden table
A white plate filled with a noodle based meal, looking at some of the best plant-based frozen meal brands
Many fresh red strawberries in a pile
Chocolate protein powder spilling from a scoop onto a dark blue table, highlighting the top paleo protein powder brands
Fresh red currants growing on vines outside
Fresh truffles on a gray table, one of which has been sliced
A jar of plant-based baby formula, next to a scoop, a bottle, and other related tools
Roasted coffee beans in a pile, highlighting the best coffee brands

My Favorite Meal Kits

Fresh ingredients, exotic flavors, and easy recipes to make grocery shopping and meal planning a little easier (and more fun)! Here are my two favorite.

More Delicious Meal Kits!

Each brand of meal kit offers different customization options, so here's some lists of which kits offer which types of meals.

Blue Apron VS Hello Fresh Comparison: Which One Makes Sense for You?

You can’t escape them. They’re everywhere. You’ve probably seen them in your Facebook feed. Now you’ve decided to take the plunge but you can’t decide which one to choose. I’m talking, of course, about meal kit subscription-based services. They deliver pre-measured ingredients and detailed recipes to your doorstep so you can create a home-cooked meal. …

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Four types of Greek food that kids can eat, including baklava, vegetables, a pasta dish, and an antipasto tray
A selection of different foods that cause mucus, including chocolate, tomatoes, and fried foods
Two mugs of turmeric milk latte and various types of plant-based milk on a table
A white bowl of kimchi next to ingredients, asking whether kimchi is good for you
A selection of fiber rich foods on a wooden table, including many fruits and vegetables
Yellow watermelon, golden beets, purple asparagus and red bananas
An egg breakfast dish topped with turkey bacon, highlighting the question of whether turkey bacon is good for you
Chia seeds, avocados, hemp seeds, and some chicken
Four types of oxalate rich foods in a grid, including a pseudograin, spinach, raspberries, and rhubarb
Seaweed moving in the ocean currents
A dish of sweet potato fries, along with some sweet potatoes, some that are cut up into cubes
A collection of foods that cause sinus problems, including dairy, dried fruits, and pastries