Affiliate & Advertising Disclosure
Last updated: October 1, 2026
Affiliate links
There are none. Not "some articles" and not "occasionally" - this site carries no affiliate links at all.
Recipes and reviews here name specific pans, air fryers and thermometers, often with what they cost, because a recommendation without a model number is not much of a recommendation. Those are plain mentions. Nothing on this site is a tracking link, nobody pays a commission when you go and buy one, and we are not enrolled in Amazon Associates or any other affiliate network.
Sponsored content
Also none. No brand has paid for a mention, a placement, or a score on this site, and no company sees an article before it goes up. Equipment written about here was bought at retail, not sent free in exchange for coverage.
Why say all this if there is nothing to disclose?
Because the answer is useful either way. When you read that one $30 pan outlasted a $60 one, the first fair question is what the writer stood to earn from either verdict. The answer here is nothing, and you should be able to check that rather than assume it.
The United States Federal Trade Commission requires anyone with a financial relationship to a product to make it clear and conspicuous, and similar rules apply in the UK and the EU. Those rules exist to stop undisclosed connections. Claiming a connection that is not there is its own kind of dishonesty, and this page used to do exactly that.
If that ever changes
If this site takes on affiliate links in future, two things will happen before the first one goes live: this page gets rewritten to say who the partners are, and every article carrying such a link gets a disclosure at the top, above the recommendation rather than below it. Until you see that, assume there is nothing to declare, because there is not.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you spot a link on this site that looks like it should be disclosed, email hello@cookingwithjennifer.com. Corrections get made.