ContributeWPKitchen delivered its 50th lunch on Friday, 3rd May 2024, sponsored by EWWW Image Optimizer (ewww.io). WPKitchen is a subsidized lunch program. You can apply for the discounted lunch if you are a freelancer using a co-working space. As a verified freelancer, you’ll receive membership, a daily lunch, and the freedom to order from your […]
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After Ramadan, WPKitchen is resuming its subsidized lunch program, sponsored by http://ewww.io. To sponsor or support this program, please visit our Patreon page at https://patreon.com/join/wpk, or visit the website to apply for lunch membership as a WordPress freelancer: https://wpkitchen.com/membership/.
WPKitchen delivered its 25th lunch today, sponsored by http://ewww.io ===If you are a WordPress freelancer in Pakistan using a co-working space, apply for lunch membership at https://wpkitchen.com/register. Once our sponsor confirms your membership, you’ll receive a daily lunch and the freedom to order from your phone at your office.
We are happy to inform you about the first lunch we’ll be sharing with our beloved WordPress community, made possible through the generous sponsorship of EWWW Image Optimizer. — https://ewww.io This homemade lunch was purchased from Madina Kitchen in Faisalabad by our WordPress freelancer, Umer at e-Earn Faisalabad. We appreciate every cent the sponsor has […]
Today, we’re lucky to have Chris Badgett sharing his lunch with us. He is the founder and CEO at LifterLMS. He helps education entrepreneurs build, launch, and expand valuable online training platforms using their WordPress websites. LifterLMS has everything you need to create, launch quickly, and scale courses from your WordPress LMS website. Learn more […]
Absolutely Yes! Our homemade chef friend has a special Sweet Dish called “Gajar ka halwa” sharing via WPK for WordPress Community. A plate is Rs. 200, a family pack is Rs. 600, and there’s a Rs. 40 delivery fee for homes near Satyana Road in Faisalabad. Yum!
WordPress, Dessert, and Delight: WP Kitchen offers its homemade kheer to WordPress communities—a Pakistani pudding made with boiled milk, sweetener, rice, or alternatives like cracked wheat, vermicelli, or tapioca. Enjoy it as a dessert after lunch.
Ardita Sari is sharing her lunch with us today. She is a freelance graphic designer from Yogyakarta, Indonesia. You can follow her on Twitter (X). https://twitter.com/arditasari Mie Ayam (chicken noodles) are yellow wheat noodles seasoned with soy sauce and chicken oil, made from chicken fat and a mixture of cloves, white pepper, ginger, and coriander. […]
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