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The owner of Schehr Nutrition as well as co-founder of xFitLab, a medical fitness consulting company. Dr. Schehr is the assistant director of academic integrative family medicine at the Institute for Family Health of Mt. Sinai. She is a prominent speaker in Integrative Medicine and Nutrition and is often sought to lecture in both the corporate and academic space.Frances Largeman-Roth, RDN, is a New York Times–best-selling author and nationally recognized health expert. Frances was the Food and Nutrition Director at Health magazine for nearly eight years. Prior to that, she was part of the editorial team at the Discovery Health Channel and also held the post of managing editor at FoodFit.com. Her recent book, Everyday Snack Tray, is currently available.Stefani (she/her) is a registered dietitian, a NASM-certified personal trainer and the director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Nutrition Lab, where she handles all nutrition-related content, testing and evaluation. She holds a bachelor’s degree in nutritional sciences from Pennsylvania State University and a master’s degree in clinical nutrition from NYU. She is also Good Housekeeping’s on-staff fitness and exercise expert. Stefani is dedicated to providing readers with evidence-based content to encourage informed food choices and healthy living. She is an avid CrossFitter and a passionate home cook who loves spending time with her big fit Greek family.

Stories that range 300 to 500 words. 2. CatalystSalt Lake City, Utah-based Catalyst Magazine focuses on a wide variety of lifestyle topics, including organic food, gardening/food security and more. Send your query, along with a resume and clips, [email protected]. And be warned: if your article is accepted, you’ll be expected to write it on spec. It could still be worthwhile, though! You can find the full submission guidelines online.3. TASTEAn online magazine with today’s home cook in mind, TASTE seeks a wide variety of freelance material including original recipes with a clear point of view as well as reported stories, home-cooking advice and more.Send your email with the text of the pitch pasted in the body—no attachments!—to Matt Rodbard. Find all the pitching details in their pitching guide.4. Disney Food BlogIf the only thing you love more than food is all things Disney, this blog might be the perfect place for you to show off your skills. Focused primarily on the dining and drinking options around Orlando’s Walt Disney World, Disney Food Blog (DFB) welcomes original articles and photos covering the constantly-changing world of Disney cuisine. And while it doesn’t appear to be a paid opportunity, the editors will allow you to thread one link into your byline.For more details, check out the blog’s guest post guidelines.5. Eating Well“Ingredients for The Good Life” is the motto of this national food magazine dedicated to healthy eating. Articles focus on cooking, nutrition science, culture, food origins and traditions, and even social issues related to food networks.Last we checked, this market pays up to $1 per word, and starting with the short, front-of-the-book sections is the best way to break in. They’ve removed their writers’ guidelines but you can find an editor to pitch on this page.6. Edible CommunitiesThe Edible franchise features

Phone apps that will pay you up to $10,000!Let us now take a look at this list of paid articles and writing websites to apply.Paid ArticlesFaithClubhouse Magazine is a Christian magazine that helps teach faith to children by providing stories and educational material.Fiction stories are $200 and up, while non- fiction is $150 and up.Eureka Street accepts submissions of up to 800 words, on topics surrounding politics, religion and culture in Australia and around the world.They pay $200 per article and also accept poetry and short fiction.Visit their website for more information and submission guidelines.FoodCooking detective – If you are a food or a recipe blogger you will love this! Get paid for writing review articles on kitchen gadgets and appliances.Up to $160 for posts and payment made through PayPal. Review articles need to be written keeping food, recipe, and nutrition in mind. There is an email address to send in your pitch on their website.Related post: Incredibly easy ways to get free money right nowHealth & WellnessEating well – You can earn up to $1/word for an article you write for them.Its a magazine about recipes, educative nutrition and science-based approach to healthy living.If this is something that suits you, go ahead and apply as they have a reach of over 850k readership!The editors’ email address is provided for you to apply to on their site.ListiclesListverse – You know I was going to mention this, didn’t you?Listverse is a list based website that will pay your $100 for a post even if you are not an experienced writer.You just need to include a bit of humour into your post and have a passion to write on things unusual and interesting.A perfect way to start your writing gig as a newbie!Wonders list – Similar to listverse, they are looking for list-based articles with a unique content that is factual and will pay you via Paypal for a 1500 worded post. They have included an email address for you to send in your pitch.Money/Finance Money pantry – Get paid to write with MoneyPantry and earn between $30- $150 a post.They welcome writers at any level – even if you are just a beginner.They are looking for unique money-making or money-saving articles, that would be of benefit to their audience.The post needs to be at least 700 words and emailed to the editor.Penny Hoarder – If you blog about personal finance, money-making