Claire Saffitz

Contributing Editor

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Preston's Summary

Claire Saffitz is a Contributing Editor at various publications, including The New York Times and Epicurious. With a focus on food and beverages, she explores topics such as recipes and culinary history, drawing on her extensive background as a former senior food editor at Bon Appétit and her bestselling cookbooks. Claire has been featured in outlets like Cigalah Group and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

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Geo Focus

Coverage Attributes:

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How To Guide: 31 %
Promotional Deal: 28 %
Gift Guides: 17 %
Review: 16 %
Seasonal: 7 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Beverage Production
  • Drinks & Spirits
  • Packaged Beverages
  • CPG Design
  • CPG Distribution & Commercialization

Pitching Insights

Claire Saffitz's coverage primarily focuses on house & home, with an emphasis on baking and cooking. Her articles predominantly consist of how-to guides, gift guides, and promotional deals related to recipes and food.

If you're looking to reach out to Claire, consider offering unique or innovative recipes that align with her focus on baking, cooking, and desserts. Additionally, if you have a special promotion or deal related to these topics that would interest her audience, it could be worth sharing with her.

Given the absence of any specific geographic focus in Claire's work, pitches can come from various locations without restrictions.

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