SortedFood cofounders (from left to right) Ben Ebbrell, Mike Huttlestone, Barry Taylor, and Jamie Spafford. SortedFood’s star has been rising recently. The company behind the four British ...

Founded 11-years ago by a group of friends who wanted to learn more about cookery, SORTEDfood has grown into what it claims is one of the world’s ‘largest and most engaged food conversations’. How has ...

SORTEDfood, the social media movement dedicated to cooking, has launched an app that it says can help home-cooks make ‘amazing meals’ while saving ‘at least 30%’ on food bills and cutting food waste.

If you love to make food, eat food and learn about food, there can never be too many websites about, well, food. Especially when one stands out from the crowd. SORTEDfood has all the traditional ...

In this episode of 'Food Film School', SORTEDfood co-hosts James Currie and Jamie Spafford review the most popular food videos on the internet including 'Double Tap for Mac and Cheese' on Instagram, ...

After nearly two months of being #lostandhungry in America, following a food itinerary based solely on tweeted recommendations, the SORTEDfood crew is chowing down in Richmond.

From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing. Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or ...

Move over food network and Gordon Ramsey, because these four guys are certainly giving you a run for your money. On this week’s YouTube Journeys we decided to take a delicious detour and visit a yummy ...

With more hits on YouTube than Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay combined, SortedFood’s online cookery videos are consigning the era of the TV chef to the kitchen bin. Jessica Salter meets the pioneers ...

If you’re a young food fan then chances are you’ve heard of SortedFood, a popular food channel on YouTube, with 1.8m subscribers and more than 1 billion minutes of content watched. The channel, run by ...

Social media based ’food movement’ Sortedfood says it is in discussions with major supermarkets about adding functionality to its subscription recipe app to auto-fill their online shopping baskets.

The four food-loving young Englishmen who call themselves SORTEDfood have finished their tour of culinary hot spots across America. Now they’re in the TODAY kitchen with Matt Lauer, where they prepare ...