Matthew Spina is a Freelance News Writer at various publications including the Winona Daily News and Yahoo News. With a focus on food and beverages, he explores themes related to the food industry, sustainability, and health and wellness, often delving into topics such as food production and safety. Matthew's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Buffalo News, Tasting Table, and Mashed.
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Matthew Spina's coverage focuses primarily on food and beverage, with a significant emphasis on recipes and cooking tips. He also covers restaurant news, fast food, as well as promotional deals and reviews related to house & home, beauty & fashion.
If you have new and innovative cooking techniques or unique recipes that align with his focus areas, reaching out to Matthew could be beneficial. Additionally, if your product or service relates to the culinary world or falls under house & home promotions or reviews such as kitchen appliances or dining accessories, it may pique his interest.
Being based in New York City (Times Square), he might be particularly interested in local trends but is likely open to content from various locations given the nature of his coverage topics.
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By: Matthew Spina
Every vegetable degrades over time in storage, but asparagus can be one of the worst. While lettuce leaves or crispy celery can wilt over time, and make for a less-than-pleasant eating experience, asparagus seems to be turbocharged in this regard, and the result is even more depressing. Unappealing, wilted stalks start mushy and get even more so when you cook them. So we reached out to
Matthew Spina There aren't many pairings that feel more natural together than a steak and a grill, but if that steak is filet mignon, you need to be well-versed on what your grill can do to it.
Matthew Spina Pot pies are a staple of American frozen food aisles, and Marie Callender's may be the most ubiquitous name on the market, but
Although most people turn to bananas as the food that's high in potassium, zucchini are not only more versatile, but provide more of the mineral when cooked.
By: Matthew Spina
They may seem like innocuous parts of everyday life, but the minute you step foot in a grocery store, it's using different tools to try to manipulate you.
Matthew Spina Food trends come and go, but in the United States, a steak dinner has long been seen as the ultimate middle-class luxury.
By: Matthew Spina
Texas Roadhouse may be the dominate sit-down chain by sales these days, but in terms of locations alone, Waffle House reigns supreme.
Six years ago, Graza didn't exist. Today, it's one of America's top olive oils, available almost anywhere you buy groceries, and a social media fixture.
By: Matthew Spina
Oats naturally absorb odors like a sponge, pulling in lingering fridge smells and helping keep your refrigerator fresher without chemical cleaners.
Veal is calf meat that is aged up to 12 months, when it becomes beef. It is leaner with a milder flavor, and is especially good for bone broths and cutlets.
