Class giveaways and holiday gifts

Plus 80% off all classes for paid subscribers

Earlier this week, I shared a gift guide with you with some ideas for food-focused gifts that aren’t necessarily food.

After writing it, I wanted to do more: I wanted to share something that reflects appreciation for subscribers in a way that’s meaningful and fun. And, hopefully sparks more conversations between us here and elsewhere about food, place, history, and fermentation.

So with that in mind, here’s what I came up with: a short and sweet list of things I am giving to you, dear newsletter subscribers, this holiday season.
Some of these I mentioned in my gift guide, but some are new, so keep reading even if you read that guide a few days ago.

And, like I said in my gift guide, I’m happy to make recommendations to help you find the perfect gift (whether or not that recommendation is for one of my classes, though I highly recommend those!)

Class giveaways

I’ve decided to offer three of these, just for newsletter subscribers (paid or free):

  • All class purchases enter you in a drawing for free entry to Finding your Food Story.
    This is in addition to the other giveaway I already have going, for 2-for-1 entry to the class (in other words, buying the workshop means you, or a friend, could attend as well). So technically there are four giveaways.

  • AND, all class purchases also enter you into a second giveaway: a free class (or reading) of your choice. Anything in the course catalog that strikes your fancy.
    I’m giving away two of these!

I’ll be choosing and contacting winners after the new year!

Other gifts for newsletter subscribers:

There are books, of course, too: my latest, The Fermentation Oracle, is 20% off with the discount code ORACLE if you order from Hachette.

And, like I said in my gift guide, signed copies of Our Fermented Lives are available from Charis Books & More in Decatur, GA (they ship!)

Thank you for another wonderful year of supporting my work, for enlightening and fun conversations in the comments and all the other places we interact, whether on social media or in person at a conference.

It’s such a joy to write for you, and I’m very grateful for each of you and your presence here.

Have a wonderful holiday season!

P.S. In our coming newsletters, I’ve got a few fun things coming up, including how I choose fermentation containers, and the story of bog butter (and my obsession with bog butter). Stay tuned!

A 2008 drawing of a KitchenAid Stand Mixer, a long-coveted (and now possessed) kitchen object.

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