A Day in the Life of a Food Blogger: Behind the Scenes at Bobo’s Meals

Hey, foodie fam!
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the camera at Bobo’s Meals? I get it—those perfectly plated dishes, cozy recipe stories, and drool-worthy reels make it all seem like magic. But the truth is, being a food content creator is equal parts creativity, chaos, and culinary adventure. So today, I’m pulling back the curtain and inviting you into a day in my life as a food blogger.

Whether you’re curious about starting your own blog or just love a peek behind the scenes, welcome to a typical (and deliciously messy) day at Bobo’s Meals.

 7:30 AM – Morning Routine & Blog Check-In

Coffee first. Always. Once I’ve made my signature oat milk latte (with cinnamon, thank you very much), I check blog stats, emails, and any reader messages that came in overnight. This is also when I schedule posts, respond to DMs, and map out the day’s kitchen game plan.

 9:00 AM – Recipe Testing & Prep

This is where the magic starts—and the flour starts flying. If it’s a recipe day, I’ll pull out my notes, ingredients, and camera gear. I test and tweak until the flavor, texture, and visual appeal are just right. Today’s featured recipe? Lemon Herb Roast Chicken—crispy skin, juicy inside, and packed with fresh flavor.

Smells like Sunday dinner, even if it’s Tuesday.

 11:30 AM – Food Styling & Photography

With the natural light just right, it’s photo shoot time. I play with angles, props, and plating until it feels just right. Some days I’m arranging herbs one leaf at a time—others, I’m chasing the golden hour for that perfect glow.

Behind the scenes? There’s a lot of plate shuffling, crumbs on the floor, and saying “wait, don’t eat that yet!” more times than I care to admit.

 2:00 PM – Editing, Writing & Social Planning

Once the photos are done, it’s time to write. I edit images using Lightroom, prep any video clips, and dive into the blog post itself. I try to make each post feel personal—like we’re chatting in my kitchen while the oven’s preheating. Of course, I weave in SEO keywords so more foodies can find their way here.

Then I queue everything up for social: Pinterest graphics, Instagram captions, TikToks—each platform gets its own flavor.

 6:30 PM – Wind Down & Dinner (Usually the Recipe of the Day)

Dinner is usually the dish I made earlier, and yes—it’s still delicious after a few hours on camera duty. I eat with my partner or friends, scroll through your comments, and jot down any ideas that pop into my head for future recipes.

By night, I’m cozied up watching a food doc or endlessly scrolling recipe inspo—what can I say, it’s both work and play.

Being a food content creator is a beautiful blend of creativity, patience, and passion. It’s about sharing food that brings comfort, inspires confidence, and makes your day a little tastier.

Thanks for hanging out with me behind the scenes! Have questions about blogging or recipes you want to see next? Drop a comment—I’m all ears (and tastebuds).

Until next time, stay hungry and inspired.

 

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