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TikTok introduces TikTok Food Festival
May 20, 2021 11:11
TikTok has introduced the TikTok Food Festival, running on the social media platform from 17 May to 12 June.
The announcement:
Whether you’re a fine-dining fanatic who knows every celebrity chef and home cook hero on TikTok, a fabulous foodie whose always up for trying to master something out of the ordinary, or a fan of a quick and simple recipe hack that will feed your friends or family with minimum prep – there’s something for the food lover in all of us on TikTok.
On TikTok, standard ingredients become delicious dishes in less than a minute, and we’re entertained and inspired, as the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary. TikTok’s taught us how to make a humble plate of nachos into a party attraction that can take over your entire dining table, how a brick of feta becomes an Italian-inspired masterpiece worthy of serving at dinner parties, how a roll of bread can transform into a cloud, and how to make
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TikToker Anna Rothfuss recently tested out a recipe for something called “honeycomb pasta.” The video, which has more than 11 million views, shows Rothfuss inserting thick pieces of string cheese into what appears to be cooked pasta, then topping it with tomato sauce, ground beef, and more cheese before baking. Advertisement Hide
The TikTok was posted to Twitter on Friday, with the caption “Absolutely cursed.” Some people agreed, but the more popular sentiment seemed to be that it looked good, actually. Or at least edible.
http://www.tiktok.com/@bananalovesyoutoo/video/6945128725625294086
This just looks like a budget/easy pasta thing I ve seen worse from a white woman on tik tok https://t.co/BR6SXcDREa Fuck fuck fuck shit fuck shit (@FilipFuckOff) April 4, 2021
People become homeless for various reasons, but regardless of the motive, the need to survive is real. This homeless teenager decided to open a TikTok account and show how he cooks his meals and on how little a person can survive when in need. Calling himself
@randomhomelessguy2, he now has nearly 580k followers for having only 3 videos.
His first TikTok was viewed more than 18.5m times. You can check out the cost-efficient meals he prepares using only a few things below and share your thoughts in the comments.
This homeless teenager shared a video that went viral overnight of how he cooks meals in a park
People become homeless for various reasons, but regardless of the motive, the need to survive is real. This homeless teenager decided to open a TikTok account and show how he cooks his meals and on how little a person can survive when in need. Calling himself
@randomhomelessguy2, he now has nearly 580k followers for having only 3 videos.
His first TikTok was viewed more than 18.5m times. You can check out the cost-efficient meals he prepares using only a few things below and share your thoughts in the comments.
This homeless teenager shared a video that went viral overnight of how he cooks meals in a park