7 Black Foodies You Need to Know About

Photo: Evan Kirby

You may not know these foodies by name, but after this you'll probably be all over their blogs. Whether you're into sweet, savory, or everything in between, these black food bloggers know how to get your mouth watering. Bon appetit!

1. Kaluhis Kitchen 

 

A photo posted by Kaluhi (@kaluhiskitchen) on Aug 19, 2016 at 2:49am PDT

Foodie Kaluhi Adagala posts yummy authentic Kenyan dishes.

2. My Life Runs on Food 

 

A photo posted by Sanura Weathers (@sanurajamila) on Aug 6, 2016 at 10:16am PDT

Sanura Weathers is all about keeping it healthy, and according to her website, she believes the key is cooking at home. Her blog shares user friendly ways to make that happen.

3. Jehan Can Cook 

 

A photo posted by jehancancook (@jehancancook) on Apr 11, 2016 at 5:02am PDT

Jehan specializes in Guyanese food, which she describes as a mixture of Indian, Caribbean, English, Chinese, and African.

4. Darius Cooks

 

A photo posted by Darius Williams (@dariuscooks) on Aug 12, 2016 at 8:21pm PDT

Darius says “life is better with bacon, butter, and heavy cream,” so we’ll call his blog your new guilty pleasure, full of Americana and soul food.

5. Grand Baby Cakes 

 

A video posted by Jocelyn Delk Adams (@grandbabycakes) on Aug 22, 2016 at 6:25pm PDT

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Baker Jocelyn Delk Adams sweets are inspired by her grandma. Not only are they adorable, but bet they taste amazing!

6. Bren Hererra 

 

A photo posted by Bren Herrera✈ (@brenherrera) on Aug 14, 2016 at 10:29am PDT

Bren Herrera is a proud Afro Cuban chef, foodie, traveler and self described “lifestylist.” Her Instagram is especially picturesque. See for yourself!

7. My African Food Map 

 

A video posted by My African Food Map (@myafricanfoodmap) on Jul 1, 2016 at 4:00am PDT

African Food Map is run by PhD grad and filmmaker Tuleka Prah who had the awesome idea to combine her love for food, her wonderful blackness, and expertise in film with this epic project.