Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve likely scrolled through TikTok at least once in your life. The social media app, which has over 689 million users — many of which are Gen Z (60% of them, to be exact) — has its fair share of Jewish creators.
Known more informally as “Jewish TikTok,” these individuals have utilized their platforms to make viral videos with signature Jewish humor, fight antisemitism and educate others. (We love to see it.)
Several Jewish food influencers have also taken to the app to share droolworthy recipes, from fresh challah to bourekas, to rugelach. Check out a few of our favorite Jewish food TikTokers below — and be sure to hit the follow button for recipe inspiration you won’t want to miss.
1. Jeremy Scheck
Jeremy Scheck is a Cornell undergraduate by day and budding TikToker by night. He has garnered two million followers on the app thanks to his dry humor, punchy recipe descriptions and laid-back approach to cooking. Scheck’s feed is full of delicious dishes like chicken noodle soup, handmade pasta, banana bread and almost anything else you could dream of. He also posts more in-depth recipe descriptions on his website.
Follow Jeremy here.
2. Jake Cohen
The former food journalist turned social media star — and cookbook author — has taken TikTok by storm. Before working in editorial he attended The Culinary Institute of America, so you know he has some serious food credentials. Today, Cohen spends his time developing new recipes, many of which you can find on his TikTok page, which has amassed over 535,000 followers. His feed features a string of Jewish recipes like Everything Bagel Galettes (his original recipe) and challah French toast, as well as tips for baking the best challah.
Follow Jake here.
3. Sadie Radinsky
The 19-year-old food blogger and author has just over 6,900 TikTok followers. Radinksy is best known for her breakfast and dessert staples, including fudge brownies, banana-walnut pancakes and peanut butter cookies — many of which are gluten- or grain-free. She also makes savory dishes like avocado fries and macaroni and cheese. Visit her website for more recipes.
Follow Sadie here.
4. Carolina Gelen
Carolina Gelen’s charming and down-to-earth videos have amassed her over 87K TikTok followers — and you’ll want to be one of them. Her feed is full of self-described “cool and easy recipes,” consisting of Jewish and Middle Eastern-inspired staples like baba ganoush, homemade halvah and crunchy pita chips, to name a few. More in-depth recipes can also be found on her website. You can also opt to sign up for a Zoom workshop with her, too.
Follow Carolina here.
5. Eitan Bernath
The 18-year-old first started food blogging at 11 (!) years old. Today, he has over 1.7 million followers on TikTok — and his videos are just as entertaining as they are informative thanks to his energetic demeanor. His feed is full of dozens of recipes ranging from ice cream in a bag to five-ingredient babka, and pizza. Hungry for more? Check out his website for additional recipes. Even more intrigued? Learn more about the New Jersey-based teen by reading his interview on our sister site, Alma.
Follow Eitan here.
6. Jewlish by Jamie
Jamie Geller is an Israeli American food writer and cookbook author. On TikTok, Geller and her team post short and sweet recipe video tutorials that have attracted over 62,000 followers. Her completely kosher recipes include everything from knishes to tabouleh. After you follow her on TikTok, be sure to also check out her website.
Follow Jewlish by Jamie here.
7. Jamie Milne
The Canadian-based teacher-turned-full-time influencer spends her days crafting all different types of recipes. On her TikTok, you can expect everything from one-pot pasta (including that viral feta dish!) and hummus pizza to baked oats and smoothie bowls. Her videos have helped her gain over 1.5 million followers on the app. You can also browse her website for more eye-catching eats.
Follow Jamie here.
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