Want to work with Amy of WJWE? I love collaborating with companies for products and causes I am passionate about and have traveled the world doing cooking events/demos and speaking at conferences like SXSW. Here are just a few ways we can work together.
Why work with me? WJWE has a loyal following of Jewish and non-Jewish readers of all ages, who love to eat and celebrate food from all cultures, and Austin locals who trust my opinion. I have been featured everywhere from Food + Wine to Cosmopolitan. Please email me at amy [at] whatjewwannaeat [dot] com to discuss any opportunities in detail. I’m pumped to work with you!
Recipe Development: I can create unique recipes to highlight your food, culianary or lifestyle product on my blog or Instagram. I have worked with Manischewitz, Vee Tee, Ghirardelli, Imperial Sugar, Lipton’s, Sabra, Pantry to Pan, The Mushroom Channel, Hamilton Beach, Stemilt, Breakstone’s, Tropicana, Le Creuset, Barefoot Wine and more!
Product Giveaways: If you have a product, cookbook, service or appliance that fits WJWE and our readers, I would love to host a giveaway! Here is an example.
Brand Ambassador: An opportunity to have WJWE represent your brand by blog posts, Twitter and Facebook mentions, videos, travel opportunities or even on a press trip. I love to share new products and travel opportunities with WJWE readers! Please contact me for more details or to request a media kit.
Brand testimonials:
- “Amy has been unbelievable to work with over the last three-plus years. Not only is she a creative genius when it comes to ingredient inclusion but she also creates some really unique finished items. One would think that would be enough, however, she is also a really creative photographer too. Her photos bring her recipes to life. She has a strong work ethic, is efficient, and very timely. Overall she is a great person to work with.” ~ Jeremy Edelman, Founder, Nektar Naturals
- “What Jew Wanna Eat is a fantastic site for any company looking to reach a highly engaged, food-oriented audience. At GrubMarket, we worked with Amy to promote our nationwide produce offerings, and we could not have been happier with the result. She is a talented photographer and food designer; furthermore, her brand copy and social media strategy is very sophisticated. Our partnership with her led to a significant increase in brand awareness, as well as a quantifiable takeaway with a good number of email addresses (coming from the contest we ran with her).” ~ Jeff Pawlak, GrubMarket
- “When we partner with a food blogger, we have to trust that the recipes provided to us are original, well-tested and most importantly – delicious. We get all that and more with Amy. Her recipes show a high level of creativity and technical skill, plus she’s responsive and easy to work with. An all-around A+ in our book!” ~ Kim O’Quinn, Imperial Sugar
Advertise on WJWE: Please contact me for rates and details.
Travel: Check out my travel page for a few of the trips I have featured! I’d love to highlight your city or hotel next.
Speaking/Demos: I offer cooking classes and demos for kids and adults, and am open to traveling. Contact me for more details!
Speaking testimonials:
- “Amy is an amazing chef full of wit, humor and charm. She is creative and is able to lead and engage both small and large groups in the learning process of excellent culinary delights. At the JCC of Austin we have used her talents numerous times and have enjoyed each and every experience. I highly recommend bringing her talents to any community.” ~ Aliza Orent, MSW, Director, Jewish Life and Learning, Jewish Community Center of Austin
- “Amy’s event was the most talked about and enjoyed of our whole year. My board is begging me to repeat the event as we gained many new members. She was extremely knowledgeable about new Jewish recipes and gave me many choices and suggestions for a successful event.” ~Barbara Laudenheimer, Co-President, National Council Jewish Women, Austin Section
- “Amy Kritzer did a delightful job in St. Louis leading a cooking class, a cooking demo, and a TV style cooking show. Amy is engaging, funny, creative, and of course cooked mouthwatering food for our guests. We would gladly welcome Amy back to St. Louis again” ~Nathaniel Rosenblum, Senior Associate, Community Development, Jewish Federation of St. Louis
- We loved working with Amy! She made Jewish food cool…even for foodies. We loved Amy’s style and adaptability working with our group. We had her teach at a cooking and Jewish Food Justice Retreat and she not only had rave reviews, but randomly she had some fans in the group that read her blog and recognized her work. It was like having a celebrity as our educator. Amy was terrific to work with. She was professional, easy going, and adaptable. Plus she made Jewish food so much fun….not to mention delicious. ~ Jordan Fruchtman, Chief Program Officer, Moishe House
- Amy mixes her passion for Jewish cooking with a heaping spoonful of warmth and personality. Her creative twist on Jewish recipes was a big hit in our community and we look forward to having her back in the future! ~ Lisa Schifman, Women’s Philanthropy Director, Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City
Brand Events and Sponsored Trips: If your brand is hosting a food event or planning a press trip, I would love to attend, learn about your product or service and share the experience with WJWE readers.
Conferences and Food Events: I would be happy to represent your product or service at a food conference or event and blog, write and photograph it! I am active on social media platforms such as Instagram that would make it fun to share while I am at the event.
Please email me at amy [at] whatjewwannaeat [dot] com to discuss any opportunities in detail. I can’t wait to work with you!
Disclosure: I am occasionally compensated to provide my opinion on products, services, and pertinent topics. Although I receive compensation, all opinions are always my own. Girl Scout’s promise!
David Lebowitz says
Awesome, and I have only browsed for a few minutes! Keep up the good work. I am just getting started….and as you can see, ongepatshket.
Amy says
Aw thanks!
Sam Smiley says
Stop stealing middle eastern food and claiming it is Jewish. I don’t see Jews of Russia or Eastern Europe having falafel and hummus back in their part of the world, not until the Zionist occupied Palestine and they moved to Palestine and stealing the Arabs (Christian, Jews and Muslims) receipes and claiming it is Jewish…. Stop forging history
Amy Kritzer says
Hi Sam,
Jewish food reflects the history of its people. No one is stealing anything, food evolves. Jews in Israel and Sephardic Jews eat different food than the Ashkenazis of Eastern Europe but it doesn’t make the food any less Jewish. It is only natural to incorporate foods you grew up with with flavors of where you live. That is what makes cooking so fun! Thanks for stopping by!
Sandy Leibowitz says
Great response! Go Girrrrlll 🙂
Amy Kritzer says
🙂
Jeff London says
Sam, Jews were in the Middle east long before they came to Europe and long before Islam. If you do not believe me, its in the Koran. Now falafel and hummus, I do not see any group saying they invented – not Jew nor Christian make that claim, but I do know Jews and other in the Middle east have eaten it for centuries. Peace.
Jacey Taub says
Sam, you should do a bit more research before you go attacking someone on their website. Your facts are incorrect… I suggest you read this article http://www.science.co.il/History-Palestine.php
Amy, your reply is stellar! Just one of the many reasons, why I enjoy your blog, newsletter and the rest of your social media as much as I do!!! Keep up the great work!
Amy Kritzer says
Thanks, Jacey!
Antie Moe says
LOVE your site and your recipes! If you are ever in Dallas, might you consider a pro bono visit/talk/teach with a Sisterhood group? I’m not on the board so I can’t volunteer funds from their budget but I know I personally would LOVE to have you come to TSD in Dallas and share your deliciousness!
Amy Kritzer says
Thanks so much! I’m working on a cookbook, so my tour will definitely include Dallas!
Barbara Shaw says
Hi Amy, That Yiddish bowl referred to is one that I produce. I produce a whole range of Jewish kitchen related products, Check out my website at http://www.barbarashawgifts.com and when in Israel come by my stores in Jerusalem and -opening soon in tel Aviv.
Amy Kritzer says
Thanks, Barbara! Your website is gorgeous. I want everything! Hope I can see you in Israel one day.
arlinimartini says
Amazing! I love that you are from Austin – so am I! As a Mexican who is also Jewish (and vegan!) I can’t wait to try out your chocolate chili rugelach (with a few vegan mods of course!)
Amy Kritzer says
Awesome! Nice to meet you 🙂 Let me know how the rugelach turns out!
Jeff London says
Great Blog Site! Thank You!
Amy Kritzer says
Thanks, Jeff!!