Jeremy Schneider is a Food and Culture Writer at NJ.com. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and travel, often exploring the intersections of these themes through the lens of consumer experiences and events. Jeremy's work has been featured in various publications such as MLive, Jewish News, and NJ Cannabis Insider, among others.
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Jeremy Schneider's reporting primarily focuses on local lifestyle, food and beverage, with a particular emphasis on New Jersey. He frequently covers events related to restaurants, cuisine, and dining experiences in the state.
Given his focus on local events and promotions, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming food festivals or restaurant openings/closures in New Jersey. Additionally, stories about unique culinary trends or popular dishes specific to the region could also capture his attention.
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By: Jeremy Schneider
God bless New Jersey.
By: Jeremy Schneider
Aneyas Williams gets his chance to lead Notre Dame's backfield after spending last season behind two first-round picks.
By: Jeremy Schneider
Jersey native Jon Smulewitz is back in the Garden State, and he brought with him absolutely elite pizza
By: Jeremy Schneider
Jon Smulewitz was convinced his West Coast sojourn would last six months. He was only off by a couple decades.
By: Jeremy Schneider
Malachi Coleman and the Badgers’ wide receivers provided a bright spot as Wisconsin showed both promise and room for improvement against Notre Dame.
By: Jeremy Schneider
Malachi Coleman and Sebastian Cheeks were among the Badgers who boosted their stock despite Wisconsin's 41-13 loss to Notre Dame.
Happy birthday, Meadowlands!
By: Jeremy Schneider
Take a look at some of the key names to know for Wisconsin's Week 2 clash against FCS Western Illinois.
Oy gevalt! There are few food institutions more beloved in New Jersey than our delicatessens . While Italian delis get plenty of attention
By: Jeremy Schneider
Wisconsin earned its first win of the season, but it was far from a flawless performance against FCS Western Illinois at Camp Randall Stadium.
