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The South Beach Wine & Food Festival kicked off yesterday and chefs from around the country (and the globe) are flocking to Miami to engage in four days of eating, drinking, and general debauchery. After all, the festival is dubbed, Spring Break for chefs" with good reason.
If you're planning on going to the festival (or just want to stalk your favorite chef from home), let social media be your guide. You might even be the person to give Andrew Zimmern a good tip for the latest hole-in-the-wall dining gem.
Here's a list of some of the biggest names at the festival who are ultra-active on social media. Be sure to follow @Short_Order and use hashtag #SOBEWFF for all things SoBe Fest-related.
See also: Spirited Events at SoBe Fest: Tiki Masters and a Bloody Good Time
- Anne Burrell @chefanneburrell
- Scott Conant @conantnyc
- Robert Irvine @RobertIrvine
- Spike Mendelsohn @chefspike
- Rachael Ray @RachaelRay
- Rev Run @RevRunWisdom
- Lee Brian Schrager @Lee_Schrager
- Art Smith @chefartsmith
- Martha Stewart @marthastewart
- Geoffrey Zakarian @gzchef
- Andrew Zimmern @andrewzimmern
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