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27 Post Title Ideas for Your Food Blog

In this article, I provide food blog post title examples for each of the ten food blog post types introduced in my Ultimate Food Niche Guide.

Let’s get right to it:

I. Recipe Titles

Recipes are at the heart of most (albeit by no means all) food blogs. You can take different angles with recipe titles to give them a unique touch. Popular recipe title types include:

1. Location-themed Recipe Titles

2. Season-themed Recipe Titles

3. Convenience-themed Recipe Titles

4. Preparation-themed Recipe Titles:

5. Flavor-themed Recipe Titles:

6. Texture-themed Recipe Titles:

7. Occasion-themed Recipe Titles:

8. Bragging-style Recipe Titles:

9. Appliance-themed Recipe Titles:

10. Diet-themed Recipe Titles:

II. How-To Information

“How-To” articles go beyond providing a recipe for a single dish and teach more generally applicable food related skills.

1. Informational Style:

2. Click-bait Style:

III. Teaching Cool Tricks

These tricks can also be useful, but often have an entertaining angle.

IV. Meal Plans

Meal plans provide recipes for each meal over a certain time and often include shopping lists to save readers time and hassle.

Depending on your readers’ life situation, goals, and dietary requirements, they need different meal plans. This opens the opportunity for various kinds of meal plan articles:

1. Convenience Focused:

2. Purpose Focused:

3. Diet Focused:

4. Taste or Cuisine Focused:

V. Kitchen Equipment Reviews

Reviews of kitchen equipment are not only helpful to your readers but can also generate affiliate income. Typical review articles in the food niche feature the best products of a specific category, compare two products, or review one product in-depth.

1. “Best-of” Product Reviews:

General Best-of:

Best of [Something] for Under $[Sum]:

Best of [Something] for [Purpose / Product / Group of People]:

2. Comparing Product Reviews:

3. Product Reviews of One Product:

VI. Kitchen Equipment How-Tos

Another way of centering blog posts around kitchen equipment is to teach your readers how to use it.

VII. Recipe Reviews

Don’t want to come up with your own recipe? Then just test and review famous recipes by others.

VIII. Ingredient Deep-Dives

You can also focus a blog post on one single ingredient and teach your readers all about it.

IX. Dish Deep-Dives

When you search for dishes online, you will usually only find individual recipes. But what if you were to go beyond that? Wouldn’t it be cool have an ultimate guide to a famous dish, introducing different preparation variants, their history and cultural background, wine-pairings and dessert follow-ups?

Examples could be:

  • The Ultimate Guide to Coq Au Vin
  • All About Kung Pao Chicken (Gong Bao Ji Ding) – Variants, Flavors, History
  • Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Black Pudding

Unfortunately, none of these blog posts have been written yet – maybe you could change that? As I explain in detail in my Ultimate Food Niche Guide, I believe that dish deep-dives are an underserved post category and could be a great SEO opportunity.

X. Occasion Focused Articles

Some bloggers like to include blog posts that focus on particular occasions in their content strategy. Examples:

Your Food Blog Content Strategy

I hope the above list has provided you with ideas for your next food blog posts. In my free Ultimate Food Niche Guide, I go into further detail on each of the different food blog post categories.

For example, I look at different possible components of recipe articles such as troubleshooting sections or “what to serve with” sections. I also analyze how to best drive traffic to different blog post types and provide monetization ideas.

In short: My free Ultimate Food Niche Guide provides you all the business intelligence you need for your food blog content, traffic, and monetization strategy. Head over there now.

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