Looking for real examples of websites using Recipe Card Blocks? You’re in the right place.
Below you’ll find a mix of major brands and independent food bloggers who publish their recipes with our plugin. Every recipe card comes with full Schema markup — the structured data that gets recipes into Google’s rich results and recipe carousels. Each entry includes a link to a live recipe, so you can see the cards in action, not just in a demo.
Featured Customers
🥕 Instacart
The grocery-delivery platform Instacart publishes recipe posts to promote its services — and those recipes are displayed with Recipe Card Blocks. Seeing a company of this size choose our plugin for its content team was a great surprise, and a sign of trust from professionals in the food industry.
Recipe example: https://www.instacart.com/company/ideas/light-greek-salad/
Tip: you can create a similar blog using our Gourmand theme.
🐾 PETA
PETA — one of the world’s largest animal rights organizations — uses Recipe Card Blocks to publish its library of vegan recipes on PETA.org. Their recipe pages reach a massive audience, which makes this one of the best real-world proofs that the plugin holds up at scale.
Recipe example: https://www.peta.org/recipes/mini-quiches-just-egg
🍳 Jenn Eats Goood
1.7M followers on Instagram
Jenn Lueke is one of the biggest names in budget-friendly healthy cooking. Her viral grocery series (“how to turn a $50 grocery haul into 20 healthy meals”) built an audience of millions across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and she’s also the author of the cookbook Don’t Think About Dinner. On her blog, recipes are published with Recipe Card Blocks, using features like adjustable servings and Cook Mode, which keeps your screen on while you cook.
Website: https://jenneatsgoood.com/
Recipe example: https://jenneatsgoood.com/sheet-pan-spiced-chicken-and-carrots/
Food Blogs Using Recipe Card Blocks
1. Eat Up! Kitchen
You’ll find many recipes on this blog added with Recipe Card Blocks featuring the “New Design” style — a good example of how the cards look on a photography-heavy layout.
Website: https://eatup.kitchen
Recipe example: https://eatup.kitchen/easy-hummus/
The theme in use on this blog is Gourmand, also developed by us and available at WPZOOM.
2. Wendi’s AIP Kitchen
A blog dedicated to AIP (autoimmune protocol) recipes, built on our Foodica theme. Foodica and Recipe Card Blocks are made for each other — this site shows how well they pair on a clean, classic food blog layout.
Website: https://wendisaipkitchen.com
Recipe example: https://wendisaipkitchen.com/2021/12/09/spicy-ginger-beef-soup/
3. Det glade kjøkken
Det glade kjøkken (“The happy kitchen” in Norwegian) runs on our Gourmand theme. Its author, Rolf-Anders, has a special place in the plugin’s history — his detailed feedback helped us improve many features of Recipe Card Blocks.
Website: https://detgladekjokken.no
Recipe example: https://detgladekjokken.no/oppskrift/kremet-torskepanne-med-cajun/
4. Cocktailwise
A well-organized Dutch website with cocktail recipes — proof that the plugin isn’t just for food blogs. Cocktailwise uses the Hello Elementor theme, so it’s also a good example of Recipe Card Blocks working smoothly in an Elementor setup.
Website: https://cocktailwise.nl/
Recipe example: https://cocktailwise.nl/dark-n-stormy-recept/
5. Frie kaker
A Norwegian baking blog built on the popular Astra theme — Recipe Card Blocks works with any well-coded WordPress theme, not just ours:
More Websites Using Recipe Card Blocks
- Dubbel Bourgondisch — a Dutch food blog
- Crimson Cocktail — cocktail recipes
- Homemade by Bering — a Danish food blog
- Eggs.org.nz — the official website of New Zealand egg producers, using the Astra theme
- Tomate-Cerise.be — a Belgian food blog using the Newspaper 9 theme
Want to Be Featured Here?
If you’re using Recipe Card Blocks on your blog, we’d love to see it! Send us a link to your website, and we may add it to this page.
Still deciding? Visit the demo website to see all available recipe card designs and different ways to use the plugin.
