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12 Food Network Shows Ranked

Let's be honest, The Food Network rarely disappoints.

Courtney Masna

Nov 14, 2016

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We all know that The Food Network is the Holy Grail of all TV channels, but what are some of their best shows?

1. Any of Bobby Flay's shows.

You literally cannot go wrong with any show featuring THE Bobby Flay. Whether it's "Beat Bobby Flay," or "Brunch @ Bobby's," he will look FINE and will cook up some pretty great food.

2. The Pioneer Woman.

Ree Drummond has the most soothing voice and the fact that she "lives in the middle of no where" is just that much better. She makes food for her "hungry cowboys," so how could anything she makes be bad?

3. Ayesha's Homemade.

This is a new one and I'm going to be honest, I was a little nervous for her when I began watching, but she's the shit! Very enjoyable to watch and apparently is able to make cauliflower taste like chicken wings. Also, seeing her husband, Steph Curry, is definitely a cherry on top.

4. Cooks vs. Cons.

This show will blow your mind. That's all I've got to say, so go watch it ASAP.

5. The Kitchen.

If you call me during this show, I will not answer. It's just too good. The cooks are so hilarious. They will teach you tricks in the kitchen and make some insane food and drinks.

6. Chopped Junior.

If you tell me you don't enjoy watching children chefs compete against each other for money and a Chopped apron, you're a liar.

7. Kids Baking Championship.

Again, kids are baking. Please tell me what's better.

8. Giada at Home.

Giada might be a hoe, but you cannot deny that she makes some damn good food. From her cocktails to her apps or desserts, she will not let you down.

9. Trisha's Southern Kitchen.

She never disappoints. I wish she were my aunt.

10. Valerie's Home Cooking.

Probably tied with Trisha but I'll put her at number 10. Val has got it going on for sure. She brings the jokes to the kitchen and always brings her A game.

11. Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.

Guy Fieri is a straight savage. Also finds some dope restaurants.

12. Worst Cooks In America/Worst Bakers In America.

If you want to feel REALLY good about yourself, watch this show.

Please go watch all of these shows because really, you cannot go wrong with any of them. They're the saving grace of shows when you're too hungover to eat, if you're having trouble falling asleep at night, and especially if you're wicked bored. And while you will most likely never be able to make food like these people (with the exception of the "Worst Cooks/Bakers In America" shows), you should definitely take notes. Lastly, make sure you've got endless food at your fingertips because watching food on an empty stomach is straight torture.

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