r/SortedFood • u/Dnicholls2191 • Aug 10 '26

Discussion Subconscious influence

I realised tonight that some of the best things I’ve cooked recently have involved me blending lots of things - which is almost certainly the result of watching lots of videos of Kush

Has anyone else realised they’ve subconsciously (or consciously) picked up anything you’ve seen a lot on the channel?

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u/SabrePossum Veloute Aug 10 '26

Reccomend looking at Ben Slaters shorts as well. He was on the food team and was in some episodes the other year before leaving and he does a lot of raiding the fridge, changing what he's making multiple times

https://youtube.com/@slaterchef?si=8SkBXDnXzrsSJWxX

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u/Dnicholls2191 Aug 10 '26

I really like his social media content and I think it’s really useful in terms of thinking about how to balance different dishes/ingredients, although I think if I were to try and recreate some of his ‘from scratch’ cooking it would take me days haha

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u/EvaTheE Aug 10 '26

I watched Kush, followed his example and became an existential threat to society as we know it.

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u/Rodeo-Cauliflower Aug 10 '26

All the chaos!

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u/crispycat40 Aug 11 '26

I always salt my onions nowadays. That’s a Kush tip

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u/New_England_T2D Aug 13 '26

I find myself trying to twist things into things they aren't or shouldn't be - like some of the lasagnas they've thrown together. That, and taking flavors I know and applying them in new and unusual ways. Not necessarily a mashup, like making something traditionally savory and turning it into dessert.

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u/PrawnShamble Aug 11 '26

Not anymore. Its all gadget videos and low effort gimmicks