YesChef

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YesChef, an online education platform dedicated to cooking, has launched with classes taught by world-renowned chefs. The platform offers video classes that combine documentary storytelling with a practical, immersive experience. The classes cover a range of recipes, techniques, and inspirations, and provide step-by-step guidance. YesChef aims to bring the best of the world of food into peoples homes and is available through a subscription membership. The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of online learning, and YesChef taps into this growing market. The platforms first release of classes includes chefs Nancy Silverton, Edward Lee, and Erez Komarovsky, with more classes to come in 2021.

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YesChef is an online platform that allows users to access cooking classes from culinary icons around the world. It offers a subscription model and aims to become the Netflix of cooking. The platform has experienced significant growth, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic when people turned to cooking for comfort and to create memorable moments at home. YesChef provides a culinary journey led by master chefs, with each class containing exclusive high-quality video content. It has attracted subscribers from over 80 countries worldwide and continues to add more classes from renowned chefs. The founder, Steve Avery, envisions YesChef as a trusted source and go-to platform for authoritative cooking content.

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YesChef, an Israeli-made video streaming platform, aims to be the Netflix for cooking. The platform features cooking classes and documentary-style storytelling from world-renowned chefs. It offers an extensive library of cooking classes taught by chefs like Nancy Silverton, Edward Lee, and Dario Cecchini. YesChef provides an interactive and immersive experience, allowing users to watch the documentary portion and jump in and out of classes. The platform is set to launch on August 1, 2020, and has already gained close to 3,000 paying subscribers for its beta product. YesChef is backed by international venture capital funds and angel investors, including Altair Capital, Founders Factory, and Guardian Media Ventures.