Hellthy Junk Food is coming to Prime Video
Julia has been reviewing, ranking and recreating fast food on camera for more than a decade. These days she’s mostly on the road: testing chains across the US, Canada and beyond, finding the hacks worth knowing, and telling you honestly which menu items are worth the calories.
Hellthy Junk Food is, in a nutshell, comedy cooking satire for the 21st century.
The channel started as a way to document recipes and encourage cooking at home instead of eating out. With a comedic streak that was hard to resist, the bizarre humor helped Hellthy Junk Food stand out from the usual cooking show.
It has grown into oversized versions of favorite foods, a test kitchen that digs into food science, recipe challenges, and restaurant discoveries around the world.
The plan was a healthy cooking channel. The username wasn’t available, so the spelling became HELLthyjunkfood, and the rest is history.
100,000 subscribers, and a shimmering Silver Play Button from YouTube.
A Gold Play Button from YouTube, hung on the wall next to the silver one. [Subscriber milestone wording to confirm with Julia.]
Sponsored TikToks, YouTube integrations, Instagram and Facebook posts, and podcast reads, all made the way her audience already likes to watch.
Premiere news, new episodes and the occasional food hack worth knowing. One email a week, tops.
