Surprisingly delicious cooking tips people learned from movies or television

Updated June 3, 2024, 3:50 p.m. | By The Drive with Rob and Roz

Who said watching series or films can't teach you anything?

Coming to a sudden realisation while watching something is actually quite a common occurrence.

You might learn something about a culture, a certain type of work or even just learn a new fact.

Something we don't really consider is how much cooking happens in some of our favourite series or movies.

That is if we don't include Food Network shows and 'MasterChef'.

But what about little moments in a drama such as 'The Sopranos' or a comedy like 'Modern Family' where food isn't the biggest plot point?

Reddit user boujeenen recently asked a very important and interesting question on the thread r/Cooking:

What is a cooking tip you picked up from a show or movie?
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There have been over 300 replies with people sharing the tips and tricks that changed their cooking forever!

Here are some of the top ones (you might even learn something from Kelis' 'Milkshake' music video):

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