Alicia Kennedy

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Some of today’s most influential voices in the food world are home cooks on TikTok, where many creators show vulnerability and leave out the heavy editing.

Ordinary home cooks gain celebrity status on TikTok

Some of today’s most influential voices in the food world are home cooks on TikTok, where many creators show vulnerability and leave out the heavy editing.

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