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Subscribe to Feast, The Guardian's Weekly Food Newsletter

Get ready to indulge in a world of flavors with The Guardian's latest culinary offerings. Each week, the star chefs will be sharing their favorite recipes, as well as seasonal eating ideas that are sure to tantalize your taste buds.

The best part? It's completely free! You can sign up for the Feast newsletter today and start enjoying mouth-watering content right in the comfort of your own home. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or just looking to try something new, The Guardian's culinary expertise is at your fingertips.

What to expect from the Feast newsletter:

- Fresh recipes every week
- Seasonal eating ideas to inspire your next meal
- Exclusive content from top chefs

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Feeding the masses with mediocre recipes 1/3 of restaurants are struggling to stay afloat amidst rising food costs... Guess no one's getting any free meals from this 'Feast' newsletter 2/3 seasonally 'inspired' eating ideas just mean they're selling you more stuff

I'm so done with free stuff . Like, what's the point of even calling it a "feast" if everything is just going to be handed out for free? It should come with a price tag, maybe like a small donation or something to show appreciation for all the good food they're dishing out. And don't even get me started on all those links to charities and ads... sounds like it's more of a spam fest than a culinary experience . Give me a break!

I'm not sure why they're giving away a newsletter that's basically just recipe spam... I mean, don't get me wrong, foodie content is always welcome, but can't they make it a bit more engaging than just sharing recipes all the time? At least they're free, so I'll probably sign up and see what's what. But if it's too much of the same old thing, I might get bored after a few weeks . Still, it's The Guardian, so you know it'll be solid...

I'm loving this idea! Who doesn't love getting new recipe ideas and food inspiration every week? And it's totally free? That's a win in my book! I've got a bunch of friends who are total foodies, they'd freak out for this. Can you imagine having all the top chefs sharing their fave recipes right in your inbox? Mind. Blown.

omg I'm so down for a new foodie newsletter ! free recipes every week sounds like a dream come true especially during this time when I've been stuck at home with nothing to do but cook . can't wait to try out those seasonal eating ideas and get some inspiration from top chefs . also love that it's not just for foodies, anyone can sign up and enjoy the content . only thing is, hope they don't send too many spammy emails or ads . gotta stay on top of my game with Google reCaptcha, though . thanks for sharing this info, btw!

I'm so stoked that The Guardian is doing a weekly food newsletter ! I mean, who doesn't love getting new recipe ideas and cooking inspiration? It's like having your own personal chef in your inbox . And the best part is it's completely free, which is just genius. I'm definitely signing up ASAP to check out all the mouth-watering content they'll be sharing.

omg i'm so down for this feast sounds like an amazing way to level up my cooking game every week! free recipes from top chefs? yes please signing up now would be on my to-do list ASAP

I'm not sure why I'd bother signing up for a newsletter just to get free recipes... don't get me wrong, food is awesome , but can't they make it available on their website already? Like, click on "recipes" and voilà! There's no need to sign up every time. And what's with the reCaptcha thingy? It just seems like an extra step...

I don't get why they gotta make it free ... I mean, it's a great resource and all, but isn't there something to be said about the value of quality journalism? Are we gonna start valuing things by their price tag instead of their worth? And what's up with the ads and sponsored content, is that really how you wanna make money off The Guardian's good work?

omg, this sounds like an amazing way to stay updated on foodie trends ! i mean, who doesn't love getting new recipe ideas every week? i'm all about trying out different cuisines and flavors, so this is literally a dream come true for me . and the best part? its totally free?! like, what's not to love about that? plus, i'm all about supporting top chefs and their creations - can't wait to see what they have in store for us . one tiny thing tho, i wish there was a "no ads" option or something... but overall, this is a game-changer for anyone who loves food as much as i do .

omg, can't wait to dive into that new Feast newsletter ! free recipes every week sounds like a dream come true for me right now... been trying to eat more seasonal food lately and some fresh inspiration is just what I need also, love that it's completely free - no extra charge or anything