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Comments Off on Vox on Instagram: “Move over, fancy chefs. Step aside, Food Network. The latest innovation in food media — TikTok — has something to say about where cultural power now lies: the normie.
Bloggers like Deb Perelman (@smittenkitchen), Leah Victoria (@leahscucina), and Justine Doiron (@justine_snacks) are shifting America’s conversation about and relationship to food on social media. By using recognizable ingredients, shopping at their neighborhood supermarkets, and cooking in their regular homes, these food influencers are making that lamb stew or pretty tomato toast seem pretty doable.
Read about the new faces of food media at the link in bio.
🎨 Sunny Eckerle for Vox
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