Chelmsford, Canada (Local)
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Anastasia Rioux focuses on showcasing local food and culinary experiences in the Greater Sudbury area, with a strong emphasis on expert commentary and promotional deals. To effectively reach out to her, consider offering local chefs or culinary experts that can provide insights into spicy foods, hot sauces, unique food products, and culinary experiences specific to the region.
Given Anastasia's coverage attributes and themes covered, pitches should highlight individuals with deep expertise in creating or promoting spicy foods within the given geographic focus. Additionally, highlighting seasonal trends in relation to these topics may also be effective due to the 11% coverage of seasonal content.
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By: Anastasia Rioux
An early start to the season could mean a bumper crop, food writer Anastasia Rioux (an avid blueberry picker herself) and now that July has dawned, Greater Sudbury eateries are offering a bevy of blueberry tasties
By: Anastasia Rioux
Lasagnas, garlic butter chicken bowls, maple dijon pork tenderloin and shepherd's pie among the dishes on offer (is your mouth watering yet?!)
Markstay-based sourdough breakmaker Nancy Asselin is carving out a niche for herself in the area with her creative takes on traditional sourdough
By: Anastasia Rioux
Go for a drive in Hanmer’s countryside and get some lunch while you’re there
Kiaoush Salehis has a Hanmer homebase and a mobile food truck to dispense the goods
It's taken a while, but Aranza Lopez appears to have found her calling one decadent cookie order at a time.
By: Anastasia Rioux
Lavender Rose Lane farm opened three years ago
Food columnist Anastasia Rioux sadly lost her dad Peter Kozelko in July, or Dido, as her kids called him; for this week’s column, she explores her Ukrainian heritage with her father’s favourite sauerkraut soup
By: Anastasia Rioux
With his stand-out being the chicken parmesan sandwich, Lacarte’s Catering Cart has been working the event circuit, the next being Anderson Fall Fair in Lively Sept. 19
By: Anastasia Rioux
Owner Silvia Rios says her business has been severely impacted by roadwork on Elgin Street this summer, but despite the challenges, she is planning a three-day taco bar fundraiser to benefit Maison McCulloch Hospice in honour of her late husband, who passed away last year
