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October 8, 2012 07:21 pm GMT
Whenever I use a food or restaurant review app, I sometimes feel like I'm being overwhelmed with recommendations, and it can be hard to distinguish recommendations and reviews that are trustworthy from those that aren't. Chefs Feed offers an intriguing solution to that problem offer recommendations from high-profile, professional chefs.Chefs, after all, are presumably more knowledgeable about good food than your average Yelp reviewer, and they're often looking to either build or maintain a relationship with fans. The app actually launched about a year ago, but today the company is unveiling version 2.0 of its iOS app, with updated social features.
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Chefs Feed, The App With Recommendations From Your Favorite Chefs, Unveils More Social Version 2.0
Whenever I use a food or restaurant review app, I sometimes feel like I'm being overwhelmed with recommendations, and it can be hard to distinguish recommendations and reviews that are trustworthy from those that aren't. Chefs Feed offers an intriguing solution to that problem offer recommendations from high-profile, professional chefs.Chefs, after all, are presumably more knowledgeable about good food than your average Yelp reviewer, and they're often looking to either build or maintain a relationship with fans. The app actually launched about a year ago, but today the company is unveiling version 2.0 of its iOS app, with updated social features.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/foPF5i42Ovw/
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