Marnie Shure
School: Knox College
Expertise: Food News; Restaurants
Marnie Shure
- 6 years in food media, contributing to publications like Taste of Home, Food & Wine, Infatuation and Resy
- 6 years in editorial operations for comedy and pop culture publications such as The Onion, A.V. Club and The Atlantic
- Former editor-in-chief for The Takeout
Experience
Marnie Shure is a Chicago-based journalist with 12 years in food, culinary and comedy media, including several years as managing editor for satirical publication The Onion. She also worked as a podcast editor at the A.V. Club and as the Chicago editor of Infatuation. Since then, she’s shifted her focus to food news and culinary content. Marnie kicked off her time in the culinary sphere by serving as managing editor and editor-in-chief of Midwest-based culinary publication The Takeout.
Now, she contributes restaurant reviews, recipes, breaking news, fast food taste tests and industry trends, covering everything from the return of the infamous snack wrap at McDonald’s to KitchenAid’s color of the year.
Education
- Knox College, bachelor's in creative writing
- University of Denver, publishing certificate
Taste of Home Editorial Policies
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