Binging with Babish adds 14 million views without a new upload
Instant Pot experiments, ten levels of nachos and Bobby Hill's restaurant dishes keep the existing menu busy.
Binging with Babish
Story of Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I Tried the Best (and WORST) Instant Pot Recipes
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- 8:40Dried black beans cooked with aromatics and chicken stock emerge tender and creamy.
- 12:22The caramelized-onion experiment produces a bitter paste rather than the intended result.
- 21:24Pressure-cooked eggs peel easily, but Babish and Rachel find the whites rubbery.
- 23:22Mushroom risotto earns Babish's approval after six minutes of pressure cooking.
- 29:39Pressure-cooked crème brûlée delivers a custard Babish finds smoother than oven-baked versions.
Nothing new came out of Binging with Babish's kitchen this week, but the channel's existing uploads supplied plenty to watch. It added roughly 14 million views across seven days while its subscriber count stayed unchanged.
That busy weekly total comes with a quieter finish: daily views are now well below the channel's usual pace. Among nearby food channels, Joshua Weissman is having a particularly active spell, with daily viewing more than double his norm, while Mark Wiens is close to his customary rhythm.
For Babish, the strongest daily draw is "I Tried the Best (and WORST) Instant Pot Recipes." Andrew Rea's appliance testing produces some very specific trade-offs: eggs that peel beautifully but taste rubbery, caramelized onions reduced to bitter paste, and mushroom risotto he calls a great use of the cooker. Rachel joins the egg tasting and compares the texture to a bouncy ball. The episode includes a sponsored segment.
"10 Levels of Nachos | With Babish" is also drawing a substantial daily audience a month after release. Further back, "Recreating Bobby Hill's Restaurant Menu | Binging with Babish" continues to bring viewers to the channel's film-and-TV cooking premise. Between kitchen experiments and a return to King of the Hill, an upload-free week has hardly meant an empty menu.
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The videos drawing views on Binging with Babish right now
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- Binging with Babish
- Subscribers
- 10,500,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 13,916,649
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King of the Hill follows the Hill family and their neighbors in the fictional town of Arlen, Texas.