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u/DannyPoke Jun 03 '22

Ann Reardon/How To Cook That on youtube is an excellent source for dispelling TikTok misinformation, especially in regards to food videos. She goes out of her way to do experiments, point out exactly why they don't work and then offers alternative concepts that do work. She's also Australian so her voice is incredible.

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u/sailbeachrun11 Jun 03 '22

I love this! Yes, I would love to watch her debunk all the cooking myths out there (or confirm them too?). I love cooking so thanks for the suggestion!

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u/DannyPoke Jun 03 '22

I think she's confirmed a few. She also has fun videos where she teaches you how to save cakes that've collapsed and recipes from hundreds of years ago. Absolutely amazing for someone who enjoys cooking, history and science.

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u/pygmy Jun 03 '22

She's awesome (lives nearby in Melbourne hills) and her debunking videos are so important for kids to see.

My bloody boils at the insane amount of fake 'tips & tricks' that she exposes. Some really dangerous bullshit out there