Contribute

With thousands of convenience foods on the market, we’re always looking for more reviewers at HeatEatReview.com. Reviewers are all volunteers and come from an array of backgrounds and have a wide variety of food preferences. There are no review quotas or minimums. It is a volunteer effort, so some reviewers review for awhile, go silent for 6 months and come back suddenly out of the blue. Some people are addicted to reviewing. Either is fine.

Here are the details for being a reviewer:

Legal Information:
All reviews submitted remain under the copyright of the author. By submitting a review, the author grants indefinite use of the review to Future Makers Media, the owner of HeatEatReview.com. At this time there is no monetary compensation for reviews submitted. By submitting a review you are agreeing to the terms above.

Review Guidelines:
If you’re still game after the above legal onslaught, send the following with your reviews, using the format shown on the site to reviews (at) heateatreview dot com:

A high-quality digital photo showing the meal and package in the same style as those currently on HeatEatReview.com. This photo does not need to be cropped, resized, or formatted. No flash usually equals a better photo.
A review of the meal, including price, a star rating (1-5, 5 being best), nutritional information and your great sense of humor.

Review Templates:

Author Pages:
Reviewers who have at least five reviews also have their own author sections on the site and a link to a personal blog, if they have one. Curious? Here are Adina and Andrew’s author pages. If you’d like a link to your personal blog, it can go there. Or, if you’re an extremely private person you can have completely fake information about yourself posted in that section.

Get Started:
If you’re still game after the legal onslaught and extensive guidelines, download the review template above, take some photos and microwave away!