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Everydayfoodmag.com has a rating of 3 stars from 4 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Everydayfoodmag.com ranks 1104th among Food & Drink Other sites.
I received a past-due Bill from Everyday Food magazine; but I had never received a copy. I paid the bill but when I tried to contact them, there was no phone number. I cannot find a way to contact them on the web. Thank you, Avery Lundy
There is no easy way to find the status of a current subscription. The site exists for one purpose only, to get a subscription. It lacks keys or tabs to get to customer service which I doubt exists.
I received a past-due Bill from Everyday Food magazine; but I had never received a copy. I paid the bill but when I tried to contact them, there was no phone number. I cannot find a way to contact them on the web.
Thank you,
Avery Lundy
There is no easy way to find the status of a current subscription. The site exists for one purpose only, to get a subscription. It lacks keys or tabs to get to customer service which I doubt exists.
Healthy no-fuss recipes for everyday cooking - Everyday Food is a PBS show dedicated to sharing simple and tasty easy-to-make recipes for everyday cooking. The series grew out of Everyday Food magazine, which features recipes that take 30 minutes or less to prepare using widely available supermarket ingredients, the point being so one can spend less time in the kitchen and more time with family and/or other things. The site, sponsored by Martha Stewart, contains video clips and a ton of easy-to-follow recipes from the magazine.
Check out the Dinner Tonight blog, updated daily by the magazine's editors, for more ideas:
http://blogs1.marthastewart.com/dinnertonight/
The "Healthy" recipes in the magazine are mostly all terrible. The people who write it either don't know what they are doing or they hate food. Either way... Unsubscribed!
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