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6 Social media food accounts you need to be following

We’ve all had that moment of scrolling through our social-media timelines and seeing food that just made our stomachs grumble. Below are the best sources to find delicious, quick, fun recipes on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter:

Tasty (Facebook | Instagram)
A punchy source of delicious food ideas. By presenting one recipe in the form of a 30-second to one-minute video, it’s the quickest way to learn how to make delicious new dishes. Our favourites so far are the chocolate cookie crust peanut butter pie, spicy mango chicken wings and cheesy chicken Parmesan-stuffed rolls. Yum.


Foodies of SA
(Facebook | Instagram)
Local is, in this case, very lekker. Foodies of SA delivers the best recipes and videos that will just make your stomach grumble. What’s great is that most of them use authentically South African ingredients that are easy to get. A quick scroll will quickly show you why Foodies have 345 470 likes on Facebook and 43 900 Instagram followers. Eat up!


BuzzFeed Food
(Facebook | Instagram | Twitter)
Photos, articles, recipes, news, restaurant reviews, chef profiles – literally anything and everything related to food is curated and presented beautifully on BuzzFeed Food. If you live and breathe to eat, you’re going to want to follow them.

Is it lunch time yet? ?? (?? @pinchofyum)

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Chocolate for Basil
(Instagram

Jerrelle Guy is a vegetarian from Boston who makes some of the most gorgeous-looking (and, I’m sure, delectable) recipes. Her blog is great for recipes, and her Instagram account is a stream of the most lush food photos you’ll ever see. Vegetarian cooking is anything but boring.

I feel like I’m running a mini bakery these days ???? #recipetesting #veganthings

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Woolworths SA
(Facebook | Instagram | Twitter)
Yes, we had to include Woolworths SA. After all, there’s a parody account called Woolworst SA “dedicated to bringing you white privilege, snark and vanity”. But apart from the hilarity when people tweet their bad food experiences, the retailer’s food sites also offer cool recipes and news about deals.

Pan-frying your sandwiches is the way forward. We say: the more butter the better, right? Link in bio.

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We can’t conclude this list without mentioning Food24! (Facebook | Instagram |Twitter |Pinterest)
Food24 is SA’s biggest food site with nearly 33 000 lip-smacking recipes. Along with the recipes, you’ll find restaurant listings, great restaurant round-ups as well as educational articles on drinks and interesting, trending food news that we think you should know about!


Which are your favourite food social media accounts to follow? TELL us in the comments below!