Last Updated: May, 2026
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I may also participate in other affiliate programs from time to time. When that happens, this page will be updated to reflect those relationships.
What this means in practice:
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- Affiliate links are used on recipe pages, equipment recommendation pages, pillar content, and anywhere I reference a specific product.
- The presence of an affiliate link does not influence my recommendation. If something doesn't meet my standard, I don't link it - commission or no commission.
- I do not accept payment to recommend products I wouldn't otherwise stand behind.
Why This Matters (And Why I'm Telling You)
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That's a legal requirement. It's also just the right thing to do.
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How to Spot an Affiliate Link
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Questions
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