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Website to Watch: Facebook for Foodies Foodbuzz.com brings together food lovers who document their kitchen adventures online.

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Website to Watch: Facebook for Foodies

What do foodies love more than food? Finding other foodies to share in their passion. Foodbuzz.com gives them a place to mix together.

Launched in 2007, the social media site aggregates, organizes and curates nearly 2 million posts from more than 10,000 food blogs worldwide. Through partnerships with more than 3,000 elite food blogs, Foodbuzz's reach tops 10 million unique visitors every month.

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