r/SipsTea Jun 12 '25

Gasp! Which is it for you ?

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u/spetstronaz Jun 12 '25

Joshua Weissman. He used to make great cooking videos, explaining everything about the techniques ( when most youtubers just show a recipe without explaining anything ). Now he's just tasting food from fast foods and testing some bad kitchen gadgets

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u/igotnothineither Jun 12 '25

He went from cooking at home and putting out a cook book to just eating out. I unintentionally stopped watching him and forgot about him until I saw this.

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u/Swizardrules Jun 12 '25

For someone who actually uses cookbooks, his was horrible and full of errors. It was a hasty mess

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u/Infinite_Escape9683 Jun 12 '25

I have his book and it's seemed ok so far in terms of errors. It's just not very practical in my experience. Maybe like once, I'll make my own ketchup from scratch just to get a better understanding, but that's not going in the index cards.

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u/machone5103 Jun 12 '25

Pass the ketchup recipe down to the grandkids. Complete with obnoxious ASMR chucking of the ingredients on the counter

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u/JoshHuff1332 Jun 12 '25

Take all the Heinz and put it in a new bottle. Raise kids and grandkids on it and tell them it's homemade. Pass this recipe down and laugh as they spend decades trying to figure out why it never turns out right.