英和和英

語源

From food +‎ -Tok.

固有名詞

FoodTok

1. The community of food- and cooking-oriented accounts on TikTok.
   • 2021 February 9, Hazel Cills, “The Voyeuristic, Hypnotic Pleasure of FoodTok”, in Jezebel‎^[1]:

     FoodTok can be a dizzying mash-up of competing birria taco recipes, fufu reviews, and Coca-Cola pot roast recipes passed down from sorority cookbooks. […] On FoodTok, I get to see how people eat and cook in their everyday lives, to peer into virtual kitchen windows like a voyeuristic passerby who just got a whiff of something delicious (または horrifying).

   • 2022 August 5, Lauren Sams, “How TikTok is taking over your kitchen”, in Australian Financial Review‎^[2]:

     TikTok recipes – or FoodTok, to use the parlance of the people – are a genre unto themselves. Creators post short videos of (usually) simple recipes that take fairly ordinary, well-trod ingredients (feta, tomatoes) and give them new relevance.

   • 2023 April 22, Eloise Hendy, “Dorito casseroles, butter diets and how weird food took over the internet”, in The Independent‎^[3]:

     FoodTok is an infinite recipe book, a source of information, comfort and entertainment, and, at the same time, a disgusting universe of ever more ungodly “hacks”, tricks and challenges. […] Not-so-secret sploshing content resides in the overlapping midpoint of FoodTok’s Venn diagram, with “appealing” on one side and “outrageous” on the other.