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Six Feed is a newsletter that celebrates the cooks, social workers, farmers and activists who are feeding their communities during the pandemic. It features stories, recipes, tips and resources from people who are making a difference through food. Six Feed is written by Samantha Bakall and Jonathan Kauffman, two freelance food writers based in Portland and San Francisco. They have been covering the food scene for years and have a passion for telling stories that matter.
Six Feed is a paid subscription newsletter on Substack, a platform that allows writers to create and monetize their own publications. Subscribers pay $5 per month or $50 per year to receive weekly issues of Six Feed in their inbox. Subscribers also get access to exclusive content, such as podcasts, interviews and events.
Six Feed stands out from other food newsletters because it focuses on the people behind the food, not just the recipes or reviews. It showcases how food can be a powerful tool for social change and community building. It also offers practical advice on how to cook better, shop smarter and support local businesses.
If you are interested in learning more about Six Feed, you can visit their welcome page where you can read a sample issue, sign up for a free trial or subscribe to their newsletter. You can also follow them on Facebook where they share updates and previews of their upcoming issues.
Six Feed is a paid subscription newsletter on Substack, a platform that allows writers to create and monetize their own publications. Subscribers pay $5 per month or $50 per year to receive weekly issues of Six Feed in their inbox. Subscribers also get access to exclusive content, such as podcasts, interviews and events.
Six Feed stands out from other food newsletters because it focuses on the people behind the food, not just the recipes or reviews. It showcases how food can be a powerful tool for social change and community building. It also offers practical advice on how to cook better, shop smarter and support local businesses.
If you are interested in learning more about Six Feed, you can visit their welcome page where you can read a sample issue, sign up for a free trial or subscribe to their newsletter. You can also follow them on Facebook where they share updates and previews of their upcoming issues.