Want to learn how to cook a delicious meal watching chef Bobby Flay, but you have a few questions? There's a streaming service for that.
Momofuku chef David Chang
Food Network Kitchen will host 25 live classes every week. The classes can be filtered by cuisine, cooking difficulty and the time it takes to prepare them. There will also be more than 800 on-demand cooking classes in the app’s library and access to thousands of instructional videos and recipes. At launch, all of the classes will be in English, but Faricy said the company will look at adding more languages as it expands to other countries.
Eunice Shin, a partner with global consulting firm Prophet, said she could see how households that rely on Amazon products would be interested in this product.
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