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Sorted Food is a leading food content community operated by the UK-based Sorted Ventures Ltd. Founded in London in 2010, it started out as a YouTube food video channel and has now grown into a comprehensive food platform covering online content, subscription cooking tools, and offline events. Its core team consists of multiple professional chefs and content creators, it has millions of users worldwide, and it brands itself as the world's top community for food lovers.
Sorted Food's core services include: weekly updated cooking videos, ingredient and kitchenware reviews, and fun cooking challenges; the Sidekick cooking app for subscribers, which offers weekly custom recipe packs and a digital recipe library. In addition, the platform hosts offline Live Events that sell open tickets, runs a merchandise store, and maintains a community for food lovers to connect with each other.
It uses a subscription pricing model: new users get a 30-day free trial. Subscription payments are processed through Paddle, which supports all major credit and debit cards, and subscriptions auto-renew. Specific pricing is not displayed on public pages, and is only shown during the subscription checkout process.
Pros: The platform has been operating for over a decade, and its content has a relaxed, approachable style. Unlike polished, professional Michelin-focused food content, it caters much more to everyday home cooking scenarios. At the same time, it is backed by a team of professional chefs, so content quality is consistently reliable. It has also built a complete ecosystem of online content + tools + offline events, resulting in very strong user retention.
Cons: The platform is designed entirely for English-speaking users, with no Chinese interface or Chinese content, creating a high barrier for Chinese users who only speak Mandarin. Core subscription content can only be accessed while an active subscription is held—access is revoked once subscription is canceled, and overall pricing lacks transparency.
This website is great for food lovers with English proficiency, and anyone who wants to learn how to cook casual Western-style home cooking. The website can currently be accessed directly from mainland China, no VPN required.
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sortedfood.com is an United Kingdom Video provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 6.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of China direct-connect friendly. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach sortedfood.com directly.