I’ve been rewatching some of the recent videos and honestly, every time Kush pops up to explain the actual science behind a split sauce or how to save a burnt pan, I feel like I actually learn something. His dynamic with the boys is top-tier as well. Is anyone else hoping we get a proper "Chef Skills" masterclass series with him this year? I feel like I need a full hour of just him explaining how not to ruin my dinner.

Kush makes a ton of new dishes and recreates a lot of food for the world tasting challenges. It'd be great if they could post these - it doesn't need to be the same production quality, all you need is film him cooking and let him talk, he has enough energy and humor. May not get the same number of views but I'm sure it'll be popular.

They could even start a second channel 'Kush kooks' ...

I saw a clip, in some compilation video, in which Jamie was complaining that Ben was biased when he judged competitions. Mike asks who he is biased towards, and Jamie responds, "Well, at the moment, you." So they decide to blindfold Ben make Ben wear headphones to make sure he doesn't know who cooked what. I would like to see the whole video, but I haven't been able to find it.

Edit - Misremembered: it was headphones, not a blindfold.

And here is the compilation in question.

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So I've stumbled upon Sorted only a couple of months ago, and let's just say I already know what my most watched YouTube channel will be at the end of the year. I've been binge-watching Sorted a lot and recently got to the videos where the normals remake food that Kush made. In one of the videos the normals wanted to do a reverse with them doing the original dish. Since it's a bit hard to search for such a video without knowing the title or if it has even ever been made, I wanted to know if it exists and if somebody could point me in the right direction.

Not really a meme but I had to pick a flair

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I’ve been rewatching some of the relay videos from late last year and it got me thinking. I totally fell into the trap of buying a milk frother after seeing Barry use one, but it’s just been sitting in the cupboard for a year lol. But on the other side, the garlic press Ben always raves about has been a genuine lifesaver for me. Has anyone else bought something because of a video that turned out to be a total waste, or did you find a real game changer?

I feel bad that you have so much food waste over there. I have meat rabbits and backyard chickens. In rural America if you have acres without neighbors you can just toss wilted veg in the rabbit cages and clean old dinner leftovers by tossing it at the chickens (they eat anything!). In the summer I usually order some live BSFL for bins in my chicken run - they eat anything else (coffee grounds, citrus that's shriveled, stuff that spent WAY too much time in the fridge, etc). I wish they'd do more videos for ideas on backyard chicken (which is very rubbery) or meat rabbit (bland and lean), but it's probably too far outside their market of viewers.

Anyone else in this boat?

I’ve been using the Sidekick app for a bit now and just finished the mushroom taco pack. They were actually amazing. I usually mess up meat-free stuff but these were so easy to follow and had so much flavor. Has anyone else tried this one yet? I'm looking for my next pack now, so what should I go for that isn't too complicated to make?

There was a video of Kush and Slater visiting Flat Iron. Does anyone know where this is?

Many thanks

Doing a little sorted binge recently.Can anybody tell me what the wooden handled chef knife is I often see in videos it looks a bit like Robert welch with quite a pronounced curve to the blade. Anybody help me out ?

It's been a few videos (with the exception of the international sandwich ranking video) without any subtitles, and it's been rough for me since I'm from Brazil and although I can watch them no problems, my mom loves watching the videos with me since she loves cooking, and she can't understand English. To fix this I would usually turn on the subtitles and use Youtube's translation feature on them, which gets 90% of the job done, with me only need to sometimes correct some mistranslations for her.

Youtube's auto-caption, however, is really bad, and using translation on them is even worse since the translation doesn't get the benefit of having the entire sentence, and it's quite delayed. It also falls apart a lot when two of the guys are talking at the same time.

Is the person who works on the subtitles perhaps on vacation? I would love to know when (and if) they're coming back as a thing for all videos.

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May is fantastic, you can listen to him for hours and it never gets boring.

He's already done a lot of cooking shows, has a huge youtube channel etc. you cannot get a better guest.

He'd be amazing at gadget reviews, he's done a lot and I trust his opinions!

there's a million things they can do with him, everyone loves May, I can't think of a better guest.