ABOUT EATWELL101
Eat well. Feel better.
Eatwell101 helps make one everyday decision easier:
what should I cook tonight?
Since 2011, we’ve created recipes, meal ideas, and practical tools
to help people eat well every day. Over time, we’ve learned that
the hardest part of cooking often isn’t the cooking itself.
It’s deciding what to make.
What we do
We don’t just help you find recipes.
We help you decide what to cook.
The internet has no shortage of recipes. In fact, endless choice
can make deciding what to eat feel harder, not easier.
Eatwell101 brings together recipes, editorial guidance,
collections, recommendations, saving, and meal planning to make
everyday food decisions simpler.
Whether you need a quick dinner, want to cook with ingredients
you already have, are planning the week ahead, or simply need
a little inspiration, our goal is the same: help you move from
wondering to cooking with less effort.
Who we are
Eatwell101 was founded in 2011 and is produced by a small team of
editors, recipe developers, food photographers, creatives, and
developers who care about food, design, and the everyday experience
of cooking at home.
The site is overseen by
Veronica Brandy,
Co-Founder and Executive Editor, and
Eric Brandy,
CEO and Co-Founder.
Our editorial team also includes
Christina Cherrier,
Editor and Recipe Developer;
Nina Palmer,
Editor and Recipe Developer;
Sidney Yang,
Editor; and Jason Chambers, Assistant Editor.
The recipes published on Eatwell101 are developed, prepared,
tested, edited, and photographed by our team.
OUR PURPOSE
Make it easier to eat well every day.
Not by giving people more choices, but by helping them
make better ones with greater confidence.
What we believe
Good food decisions come from confidence,
not endless choice.
We believe eating well should never feel like an extraordinary
achievement. It should be something that fits naturally into
everyday life.
Great food starts with useful ideas, reliable recipes,
good ingredients, and enough confidence to make them your own.
Delicious and nourishing belong together, and home cooking
shouldn’t require complicated rules.
Everything we create should make the next food decision
a little easier than the last.
The outcome we care about most isn’t simply that someone
cooked one good dinner. It’s that, over time, they begin
to feel like someone who always has a good meal idea.
START EXPLORING
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