Matt Price
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i love it i love it what are some of the other products that you have aside from cooking i know we talked about the knives we talked about i brought up the seasonings like let the viewers and listeners know the whole portfolio of what you have sure i got a website that has all of free recipes mrmakeithappen.com you can find pretty much every single recipe i've ever posted online for free right there detailed descriptions pictures all that good stuff i have a media company make it happen media we have a podcast we have a
a second YouTube channel where we're more dedicated to like more entertainment style content, food reviews.
You're judging your friends.
Yeah, cook-offs with people that can't really cook that good.
It's fun.
It's entertaining.
It's great.
that's doing really well we just started that not too long ago the podcast is starting to pick up a little bit um i've got as far as a you know from product perspective we got chef knives um skillets seasoned flour is performing really well uh the season ends i got digital food thermometer which is in my opinion one of the things that
everybody should own if i could pick one thing that the home cook should have that most people don't is a digital food thermometer because you'll never over or undercook any protein which is the most expensive thing you're going to buy you can get this thing for 12 and it's going to turn that 60 steak you're going to make sure you do it right done and how about we do this no promo codes or anything like that but let's figure out a way that for the first
I love that.
That's great.
Like I said, I think that turns a not-so-great cook into at least an adequate cook.
Because what's the chief complaint about food?
It's dry or it's this or that.
Yeah.
Because you overcooked it.
But if you had a thermometer, problem solved.
Does it work on a grill and smoker?
You gotta have the right tools for the job.
So not that you need to go invest in $1,000 worth of cookware and stuff, but something like a digital food thermometer that's $12 that'll last you for years.