Work With Me

Thank you for your interest in working with 

Beth Jackson Klosterboer and Hungry Happenings. 

Hungry Happenings features fun food and edible crafts for holidays and special occasions. If you are looking for incredibly creative recipes to promote your brand’s products you’ll want to partner with Hungry Happenings. Owner, Beth Jackson Klosterboer, can transform any ingredient into spectacularly decorated desserts, appetizers, and meals.

Beth’s readers love her whimsical creations and appreciate her very detailed step-by-step and video tutorials. She has been crafting fun food and handmade chocolates for almost 40 years and shares her expertise with her audience. Beth’s crafty food has been seen on Food Network, CNN HLN, Woman’s World, Woman’s Day, Southern Living, and more. She has been a regular contributor to Tablespoon.com and DixieCrystals.com and is the author of Candy Clay Creations.

Show your customers how much fun they can have using your product. Let Beth custom design an amazing video or blog post showcasing your product being used in a unique and exciting recipe.

These are just a few of the brands I’ve worked with in the past.

 

I have also been a brand ambassador (member of the Sweet Treat Team) for Wilton

and a regular contributor to Tablespoon.com.

How can we work together in a mutually beneficial relationship?

If your company produces ingredients, cooking tools, cake and candy decorating supplies, craft products, or packaging and you are interested in reaching customers who love to be creative in the kitchen, Hungry Happenings can help to promote your products to a large and growing audience. I would be more than happy to create a new edible craft project featuring your product, if I feel it’s a good fit.

I am a full-time blogger who creates several new projects each week. I promote my blog posts using social media and on over a dozen aggregate sites,like Foodgawker, Tastespotting, and Craftgawker. My projects are very visually appealing and get a great deal of traffic from Pinterest and have been feature in Woman’s World Magazine, Country Woman Magazine, Huffington Post, Bon Appétit, CNN’s HLN, and more.

Do you have
a product you’d like me to review or use in a recipe, or would you like to sponsor a giveaway on Hungry Happenings? Here’s what I can do for you:

Product Review with a Giveaway:

A post reviewing my experience with the product featuring a giveaway with shares on social media sites, as well.

Original Recipe Creation Using Your Product (optional feature of a Giveaway)

A post containing an original recipe featuring your product shared on social media and aggregate sites.

These are just a few of the recipes I’ve created for sponsors:

Stuffed Pizza Skulls for Wilton

Flower Crisps filled with Creamy Goat Cheese and Roasted Red Pepper Pesto for Nambe

Peppermint Bark Dessert Cups for Eggland’s Best

Smiling Shamrock Shakes in Edible Cups for McCormick

Nougatine Spoons for Edible Spoon Company

Recipe Development:

I will create original recipes to be published on your website or in your magazine.

In 2013 I began developing recipes for Tablespoon.com. You can see all my recipe creation on the Tablespoon Website.

Brand Ambassadorships

I’d be happy to discuss becoming an ambassador for your brand to work together to promote your product by showing my readers how to use them to create fun food for holidays and special occasions.

Brand Sponsored Travel

Blogging
conventions can be a great outlet to share your product information, and I’d like to discuss how you can share in the expenses of my travel in exchange for my promotion of your brand during the event.

Freelance Writing

I’ve enjoyed travel writing and have had my stories featured on The Daily Meal.

I am interested in working with companies who’s products would be a good match here.

If your company would like work with Hungry Happenings,

please contact me at beth@hungryhappenings.com to discuss the matter further.

For my full media kit please contact me directly –beth@hungryhappenings.com

A note to my readers: some of my posts are sponsored and I occasionally receive free products to review on this blog. I am not paid for positive advertising, and all opinions are 100% my own. See my complete disclosure information, here.

Companies I work with on sponsored posts.