Though food remains a favorite of society, there is much to learn about it. For example, how to make the best recipes, the top food hotspots in the country, and restaurant comparisons are just some of the things to delve into when it comes to dining. Luckily, there are plenty of YouTube channels that cover different aspects of the culinary world. All food-centric channels are unique in their own way, with some gaining prominence. To get the inside scoop on food related trends, hotspots, or even tutorials, here are some popular food related channels you may want to check out:

Binging with Babish (5M Subscribers)

If cooking is a deep passion of yours or just something you want to become an expert in, this channel is full of tutorial videos that can teach you to become a chef very soon. Desserts, entrees, and snacks from various points on the cooking difficulty spectrum are covered on this large channel. Babish also has tutorials of dishes portrayed on TV shows/films, which includes the burgers from Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, for example.

FOOD INSIDER (1.5M subscribers)

FOOD INSIDER dives deep into the expansive food world, and has many series within its diverse channel. There is insight on trending food establishments in many cities, as well as recipes on various types of food. Some of the more prominent series on this channel include “Best of the Best” and “Legendary Eats.”

First We Feast (6.8M subscribers)

First We Feast is about so much more than dishing out food hotspots. It invites celebrities onto the videos to guest star in various food related challenges/series. Some popular ones include “Feast Mansion” and “Truth or Dab.” The single most popular segment of the channel that has gained immense notoriety is “Hot Ones,” a nine-season series where the biggest celebrities and athletes face off against wings in the top tier of the spice spectrum. It’s a recipe for entertainment as celebrities react to eating spicy wings, and you never know what to expect in this crazy series.

Bon Appétit (4.2M subscribers)

If you have ever wanted to know how to make the perfect dish, then visit Bon Appétit to get all the details. This expansive channel includes a multitude of segments that approach many angles of cooking. Making the perfect dish, cooking techniques, and gourmet cooking are some of the series to learn form. On a light-hearted note, “Alex Eats It All” and “Working 24 Hours At” are some of the more entertainment based video segments that will bring out the laughs in food lovers.

Munchies (3.2M subscribers)

If you are looking for trending food joints and cooking tutorials, Munchies has got you covered. The series “Street Food Icons” explores the best street vendors in New York City, and their unique “Pizza Show” takes the meaning and specialness of pizza to a whole new level. Another segment on the show gives the ins and outs about cooking cuisine from various ethnic backgrounds.

Eater (1.6M subscribers)

Eater provides no less food content than its counterparts. However, the channel takes a different path with one of its series, “The Kitchen Gadget Test Show,” which evaluates the effectiveness of various tools that would help create your favorite dishes. In addition, a series called “Omakase” depicts top level chefs slicing and dicing to create the finest dishes, including eels.

Tasty (15M subscribers)

Prepare to have your mouth water with the large lineup of food videos on this successful channel. Tasty covers anything and everything that is well, tasty. Expect to find recipes, trends, and learn about a variety of appetizers, snacks, entrees, and desserts.

Delish (337K subscribers)

To prove everything is Delish, this YouTube channel includes series such as “Julia Tries Everything,” where host Julia explores almost every inch of the menu of popular chain restaurants. And if you are not in the mood for learning about chain restaurants, the series “Delish Insanely Easy” gives tips to beginner cooks on how to make fundamental dishes such as fries and nachos.

BuzzFeedVideo (19.3M subscribers)

BuzzFeed may not be the go-to channel for food related videos, but it offers an interesting segment where it compares two versions of the same food that is drastically different in cost. The series is called “Worth It,” and if you are ever curious about what a $180 sandwich or $90 cookie looks like, then be sure to check out the alluring lineup of videos in this series.

Each food related channel provides its own perspective on food, and attempts to make it exciting. Naturally, food remains a great attractor of viewers, and whatever reason you may choose to visit one of these channels, hopefully you find the content appetizing.