“Binging with Babish”: How to recreate famous dishes from movies, TV

If you've ever wondered what the dish from your favorite movie tastes like, you're in luck. YouTube sensation Andrew Rea is bringing food from the big screen and TV right to your table, in his video series, "Binging with Babish." Nearly six million people tune into his channel to watch him cook. Jamie Wax speaks with him about how he came up with the series.

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[Izvitoy]

I remember when Babish was a little channel. Hes grown so much. The most down to earth dude and he genuinely enjoys what he does.

[eugenia]

This popped out in my recommended. Today is April 30 2020, the video has 4169 views and I'm sure it's gonna go viral

[codym]

"Binging with Babish" premiered on YouTube on February 10, 2016. The first episode was about a Parks and Recreation burger cook off.

[erizonsantos]

When the video production and audio mixigy quality on BWB is clearly better than the CBS production segment

[bdubble]

So, When this pops up in everyone’s recommend I wonder, are y’all still stuck inside? How’s that going?

[DakuJTenshi]

I didnt know that he was in this episode I thought he was just another youtuber or just a friend of Andrew

[janehowlett]

Wow. I did not know that guy that was featured in the White Castle video actually interviewed Babish for a news outlet.

[SnipeGhost]

will absolutely go down as a YouTube legend

[seadffsa]

"chefs who screamed and threw things at them" anyone who has ever worked under gordon ramsey XD

[airfryerenthusiast]

The Adventure Time Jakes steak sandwich popped into my recommended 3 years ago. I’ve been keeping up ever since.

[Laura_Norda]

2:12 - does Babish's 'getting to know each other' quote come from this quote?? :o

[Thrawns_Revenge]

Love his channel. Started watching his videos a couple years ago. I have gone through 3 of his recipes so far while stuck in quarantine and i would recommend it if you have the time and ingredients to just make what looks good.

[donsullivan]

How has cbs just now discovered this goldmine of a channel?

[dfa]

I’m still waiting for his take on the chocolate pie from The Help with the secret ingredient.

[jeffalchemist]

Today on youtube recommendations! Love it!!! #TeamBabish

[daveogarf]

...And don't forget to shake your food or fork after tasting.

[Runawayplanetstuidos]

They showed it's always Sunny lol

[hp]

He doesn’t like being called chef
*When they talk about him he calls him chef*

[Phi]

The funny thing is people think Andrew Rea is now big because he's on CBS. Nah, CBS is merely a way for people over the age of 70 to learn who Andrew Rea already is.

[souperhart]

has he done milksteak and jelly beans?