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Which cooking YouTuber's recipe videos are the most worth watching?
🗳️ 13 votes so far 🏆 Leading: Joshua Weissman — known for his "But Better" series remaking fast food classics from scratch, Weissman blends fast-paced editing with genuinely useful technique breakdowns.

Of 13 votes cast so far, Joshua Weissman — known for his "But Better" series remaking fast food classics from scratch, Weissman blends fast-paced editing with genuinely useful technique breakdowns. leads with 54%.

Gordon Ramsay — his Christmas Beef Wellington tutorial has become an annual holiday-season staple, with over 36 million views, prized for breaking down a genuinely difficult restaurant dish into achievable steps is second on 23%, 31 points behind.

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📊 poll results
Which cooking YouTuber's recipe videos are the most worth watching?
54%
Leading answer
Joshua Weissman — known for his "But Better" series remaking fast food classics from scratch, Weissman blends fast-paced editing with genuinely useful technique breakdowns.
13 votes so far
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