Do you often find yourself yawning during your French classes? Practice French online by reading something you love, like food blogs! Here are some great French food blogs to browse so you can learn the proper French food vocabulary but also discover new bloggers! Discover new recipes and delicious food trends while learning French thanks to these French food blogs.
If you’re lucky enough to have a private teacher, it might be easier to learn this language if, when you are practicing, the subject you are discussing interests you. For example, if you love food and drinks, we are sure you will find it much easier discussing ingredients and food trends with your teacher than the local economy.
1French Food Blogs to Follow
Blond Story
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Blond Story first started in 2013 as a platform for Virginie Goudreault to share her favourite discoveries and help people have a healthier and more balanced lifestyle. She has tons of great healthy recipes that will energize and satisfy you. She’s also a huge fan of yoga, jogging and meditation. Her team of professionals give great advice on what you should eat before and after a run or which yoga postures are the most relaxing. She also has tons of videos you can watch from recipes to workout routines.
Trois fois par jour
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Trois fois par jour is the creative project of Marilou Bourdon, a Quebec singer turned chef and food blogger/influencer. She wrote three books but still has an active online presence with her website. And surely, it’s one of the most famous French food blogs. If you love art of the table, beautiful images and delicious recipes that are sometimes very healthy and other times revisited comfort foods, then you’ll truly enjoy browsing her articles and recipes. She also posts videos of her various recipes. Check out her instagram page for some decorating ideas with pictures of her very lovely home.
http://www.troisfoisparjour.com/fr/magazine
Christelle is flabbergasting
Christelle is a Parisian woman who’s two passions are food and travelling. She published her first book in 2014 called Ensemble, cuisine gourmande et colorée which is filled with cocktail, brunch, salad, pasta, pizza and dessert recipes. On her blog you can find tons of free recipes, her favourite travel destinations (including her favourite spots where to eat so you don’t have to rack your brain to find delicious restaurants when you’re abroad) and also an Inspirations section for her tips to create a nice table setting, etc.
http://christelleisflabbergasting.com
Délice Céleste
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Sabine’s blog Délice Céleste is centred on her recipes, city guides and travelling. She launched her blog in 2013 when she started cooking for her friends and realized she really enjoyed doing it. Even though her blog is not her main source of revenue, she works as a digital content manager for a web agency in Thailand, Sabine enjoys sharing with her readers delicious salty and sweet recipes so they can feel more comfortable cooking and enjoy doing it themselves.
http://www.delice-celeste.com/
Carnets Parisiens
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Cyrielle is a Parisian food blogger and freelance photographer. She has tons of recipes for you to try, all of them divided into categories: breakfast, chocolate, salty dishes, Christmas, etc. Her recipes are mostly sweet (a lot of cookies, muffins, pies, cakes, and candy) so if you have a sweet tooth you’ll enjoy discovering all her that she has to offer. Cyrielle also has a Lifestyle section (beauty, decorating, DIY, fashion and Christmas) as well as a Travel section with articles on some of her most recent destinations.
http://www.carnetsparisiens.com/
Science & fourchette
Science & fourchette is a blog for people who want to eat healthy foods and want to know more about different ingredients and their benefits. Annie Ferland, a Quebec nutritionist and pharmaceutical doctorate, wants to demystify the science that comes with food and nutrition. Annie sees her blog as a kind of online magazine filled with recipes, articles about nutrition and trends in the food world. All her recipes are divided into different categories: 5 ingredients or less, cost saving, 30 minutes or less, slow cooker, meals for two, vegan, for kids, etc.
http://sciencefourchette.com/dossier-et-tops/
Marie l’enfer
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This food blogger from Montreal loves everything that is delicious, pretty and fresh. Her recipes are all accompanied with beautiful images since she really enjoys photography and has worked as an artistic director before. She studied at the ITHQ (Institut de tourisme et d’hôtellerie du Québec) and worked at some of the greatest restaurants in Montreal like Bouillon Bilk, Kitchenette, Au Pied de Cochon, and Le Comptoir. Her beautiful pictures will totally make your mouth water!
Champagne & Brunelle
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Camille Brunelle loves food and loves to share inspiring recipes with people. She loves discovering new shops and restaurants and sharing her cooking tips so everyone can enjoy cooking. All her recipes are easily divided into categories so you don’t have to look through tons of recipes before finding the right one. She reviews tons of cookbooks so you can follow her advice and know if these books are worth it or not. Her tips will really help you become better in the kitchen. It’s one of the French food blogs you want to keep in your favorites.
https://www.camillebrunelle.com/
Emilie Murmure
This Montrealer is a photographer, culinary stylist and has a cooking diploma. Emilie Murmure has existed since 2009 and has become a French food blog filled with all of her recipes she’s invented, styled and photographed. She loves healthy food but won’t shy away from creating some buttery and fatty recipes once in a while. All her recipes are divided into categories like summer, winter, fall, spring, dessert, salads, etc.
La cuisine de Jean-Philippe
Jean-Philippe is a vegan chef who loves to create nutritious but delicious recipes everyone (even the non-vegans) will enjoy. He worked in many restaurants before deciding to start his own website and write his book La Cuisine de Jean-Philippe : ses 100 meilleures recettes véganes. His recipes are easy to follow and have basic ingredients you can find anywhere. His blog is dedicated to demystify veganism and make sure vegans eat properly so they stay healthy. He also does videos on recipes and explains various foods like chia seeds and tempeh.
https://www.lacuisinedejeanphilippe.com/blog/
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