Affiliate Disclosure
Hi friend — I’m so glad you’re here at That Table for Two. Because we’re talking about real-life kitchens, real budgets, and real trust, I want to be super clear about how affiliate links work on this site.
Some links are affiliate links
From time to time, you’ll see links on That Table for Two that are affiliate links. This includes programs like Amazon Associates and other similar partner programs. If you click one of those links and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission.
Here’s the important part: there is no extra cost to you. The price is exactly the same whether you use my link or go directly to the site. The commission comes from the retailer as a way of saying “thanks” for the referral.
What this means for you
I treat this blog the same way I treat my own tiny kitchen table: it should feel welcoming, honest, and pressure-free. Affiliate links don’t change that. They’re simply one way this little corner of the internet can help pay for ingredients, recipe testing, hosting fees, and all the behind-the-scenes work that goes into every post.
If you choose to use an affiliate link, you’re quietly helping keep the recipes, step-by-step photos, and seasonal inspiration on That Table for Two completely free for you and other home cooks. It’s a small thing that makes a big difference on my end, and I’m genuinely grateful.
How I choose what to recommend
Because this is a food blog built around approachable recipes, seasonal cooking, and lots of baking (especially bread!), I’m picky about anything I recommend. I only share products and tools that I:
- use in my own kitchen, or
- have personally tested, or
- genuinely love and believe will help you cook or bake with more confidence and joy.
Affiliate partnerships never decide which recipes I create, which tools I mention, or what shows up on your screen. The heart of That Table for Two will always be creative, seasonal, from-scratch recipes that feel doable for a home cook — not ads disguised as dinner.
If I mention a baking tool, a favorite flour, a Dutch oven for bread, or a little gadget that makes weeknight cooking easier, it’s because I truly think it earns its spot in a cozy, real-world kitchen for two.
Your support means so much
When you click an affiliate link and decide to make a purchase, you’re helping support the recipe testing marathons, the bread experiments, the seasonal brainstorming sessions, and all the quiet hours spent writing, photographing, and editing. In other words: you’re helping keep That Table for Two alive and thriving.
Thank you for trusting my recommendations and for being here — reading, cooking, baking, and pulling up a chair at this little table. Your support lets me keep sharing approachable recipes and baking adventures without putting content behind a paywall.
FTC guidelines and transparency
This disclosure is provided to comply with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines regarding endorsements and testimonials. Whenever a link is an affiliate link, I do my best to make that clear so you can make informed choices about how you support the site.
If you ever have questions about a link, a product recommendation, or how affiliate relationships work here on That Table for Two, you’re always welcome to reach out.
Last updated: September 3, 2026