FoodTube - where anyone can be a celebrity chef unfortunately

by Christina Clark Sep 26th 2008

If, for some reason, you prefer watching cooking videos on the internet, made by random people (or Christopher Walken) instead of on the Food Network then FoodTube has everything you will need.

You can search by ingredients or type of cuisine or just browse newly added videos. FoodTube users have uploaded videos from YouTube and personal files. Yes, there are some interesting videos. There are also some really bad celebrity chef imitations (or something).

Why use FoodTube instead of YouTube? If you search for something like chicken you'll only get videos featuring people cooking chicken instead of random Sesame Street stuff. And looking for chicken noodle soup won't give you 47 dancing videos.

But then again part of the fun of internet videos is finding that random stuff to begin with.

Tags: christopher walken, ChristopherWalken, cooking, foodtube, video, youtube

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Aaron said 10:20PM on 9-26-2008

Damn you for making me watch that Auntie Evil crap. Worst thing ever!

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